
doi: 10.1007/bf01245919
In [9] it is proved that to each randomized decision function, there exists an equivalent randomized decision rule (cf. [3]), provided that the space of decisions is Polish. The object of the present paper is to show that the above theorem is a special case of risk-equivalence (cf. [5]) even if the space of decisions is analytic.
Probability measures on topological spaces, 510.mathematics, Statistical decision theory, Article
Probability measures on topological spaces, 510.mathematics, Statistical decision theory, Article
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