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Statistical reduction before the target is known: two boundary results
Suppose that the eventual use of data is not known when the data are reduced or collected. This note considers two simple boundary cases. In a finite statistical experiment, a statistic preserves the Bayes risk for every finite later decision problem if and only if it is sufficient. Hence, when the
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