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Extreme Population Selection under Multistage Sampling design With Applications
We study the problem of selecting the extreme (best or worst) population from among $K(\geq 2)$ populations, under the assumption that the extreme population is sufficiently separated from the nearest population. The selection is based on an appropriate measure, which may vary across different appli
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