The likelihood ratio method is used to construct a confidence interval for a population mean when sampling from a population with certain characteristics found in many applications, such as auditing.
Two approaches, one based on the likelihood-ratio statistic and the other based on unconditioning Fisher's exact test, are examined for obtaining a p-value in the comparison of the combination of ...
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