Proportional Closeness Estimation of Probability of Contamination Under Group Testing
Yaakov Malinovsky, Shelemyahu Zacks

TL;DR
This paper introduces a new method for estimating the probability of contamination in individual samples using group testing, emphasizing proportional closeness and adaptive procedures for improved accuracy.
Contribution
It develops a novel estimator based on proportional closeness and analyzes two-stage, sequential, and adaptive sampling procedures for contamination probability estimation.
Findings
Proposed an estimator with high precision under group testing.
Characterized two-stage and sequential sampling procedures.
Evaluated adaptive procedures for improved estimation accuracy.
Abstract
The paper is focused on the problem of estimating the probability of individual contaminated sample, under group testing. The precision of the estimator is given by the probability of proportional closeness, a concept defined in the Introduction. Two-stage and sequential sampling procedures are characterized. An adaptive procedure is examined.
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