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The Unseen Species Problem Revisited
Given $n$ i.i.d. samples from an unknown discrete distribution over an unknown set, the unseen species problem is to predict how many new outcomes would be observed in $m$ additional samples. For small $m$ we show that the Good--Toulmin estimator is the unique estimator which both respects the symme
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