Question: A single observation X is to be taken from a continuous distribution for which the p.d.f. is either f0 or f1, where and On the
A single observation X is to be taken from a continuous distribution for which the p.d.f. is either f0 or f1, where
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On the basis of the observation X, it must be decided whether f0 or f1 is the correct p.d.f. Suppose that the prior probability that f0 is correct is 2/3 and the prior probability that f1 is correct is 1/3. Suppose also that the loss from choosing the correct decision is 0, the loss from deciding that f1 is correct when in fact f0 is correct is 1 unit, and the loss from deciding that f0 is correct when in fact f1 is correct is 4 units. If the expected loss is to be minimized, for what values of X should it be decided that f0 is correct?
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