We consider a special class of multiple testing problems, consisting of M simultaneous point hypothesis tests in local statistical experiments. Under certain structural assumptions the global hypothesis contains exactly one element v* (say), and v* is least favourable parameter configuration...

In discrimination tests, two different questions usually arise: First of all, we are interested in deciding whether or not there are product differences at all that might be perceived by the assessors. However, often this is not our most important concern, since the main question is whether or...

In discrimination tests, two different questions usually arise: First of all, we are interested in deciding whether or not there are product differences at all that might be perceived by the assessors. However, often this is not our most important concern, since the main question is whether or...

In discrimination tests, two different questions usually arise: First of all, we are interested in deciding whether or not there are product differences at all that might be perceived by the assessors. However, often this is not our most important concern, since the main question is whether or...

Suppose that one observes a process Y on the unit interval, where dY(t) = n 1/ 2f(t)dt + dW(t) with an unknown function parameter f, given scale parameter n N 1 (sample size) and standard Brownian motion W. We propose two classes of tests of qualitative nonparametric hypotheses about f such as...

Suppose that one observes a process Y on the unit interval, where dY(t) = n 1/ 2f(t)dt + dW(t) with an unknown function parameter f, given scale parameter n N 1 (sample size) and standard Brownian motion W. We propose two classes of tests of qualitative nonparametric hypotheses about f such as...