Lattice path combinatorics with statistical applications

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Author(s): Tadepalli Venkata Narayana
Series: Mathematical expositions #23
Publisher: University of Toronto Press
Year: 1979

Language: English
Commentary: Same source as http://libgen.rs/book/index.php?md5=5575A2DF865CC2DD70F542182E1D5171 but correctly edited (some unreadable text filled in, many speckles removed, duplicate pages removed, table of contents added). The old scan can be removed.
Pages: 120
City: Toronto, Buffalo, London

Title
Contents
Tables
Preface
I. Lattice path problems and vectors of integers
1. Representation of subsets of {1, ..., N}
2. A refinement of the Chung-Feller theorem
3. Lattice paths and the ballot theorem
4. Repeated reflections and applications
Exercises
References
II. The dominance theorem and Smirnov test-statistics
1. A theorem on domination and its geometrical interpretation
2. Discussion of the dominance theorem and some special cases
3. Duality and application to Smirnov statistics
Exercises
References
III. Some applications of dominance to statistical problems
1. The role of dominance in combinatorial problems
2. Dominance tests for Lehmann alternatives
Exercises
References
IV. The combinatorics of knock-out tournaments
1. The classical case
2. Random knock-out tournaments
3. A comparison of tournaments
Exercises
References
V. A miscellany of further research problems
1. A comparison of selection procedures
2. The numbers (n choose r) (n choose r-1) / n
3. Weak inadmissibility of tests
Exercise
References
Appendix: On some convolution identities from lattice path combinatorics
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References
Notes and solutions
Chapter I
Chapter II
Chapter III
Chapter IV
Chapter V
Supplementary bibliography
Index