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Finite Sample Bounds for Composite Hypothesis Testing
We investigate composite binary hypothesis testing in the finite sample regime under asymmetric error constraints. Using Rényi divergences, we derive explicit achievability and converse bounds for the optimal Type II error. When the Type I error is constrained to decay exponentially with sample size
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