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Type I and type II errors for Multiple Simultaneous Hypothesis Testing

Introduction to the Workshop on Multiple Simultaneous Hypothesis Testing

author:Michèle Sebag, Laboratory for Computer Science, University of Paris-Sud 11
published: June 10, 2007, recorded: May 2007, views: 178

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