1. Introduction 2. Non-Bayesian Predictive Approaches 3. Bayesian prediction 4. Selecting a Statistical Model and Predicting 5. Problems of comparison and allocation 6. Perturbation Analysis 7. Process control and optimization 8. Screening tests for detecting a characteristic 9. Multivariate normal prediction 10. Interim analysis and sampling curtailment
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Geisser, Seymour
"...this monograph is a very welcome attempt to shift back the main
emphasis of statistics from parametric estimation and testing to
prediction which, as noted by the author, was originally the
earliest and most prealent form of statistical inference...I am
sure all statisticians and students of statistics with an open mind
will enjoy reading it and, hopefully will appreciate the beauty and
usefulness of a coherent predictive view of their subject."
-Mathematical Reviews
"Predictive Inference: An Introduction is rich both in the coverage
of topics and in applications...The monograph is addressed to
statisticians and research workers who are intrested in the
predictive approach. Its major contribution is likely to be as a
resource for persons interested in trying predictive inference in
some application."
-Journal of the ASA
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