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Karlin-Rubin theorem

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For a family with a monotone likelihood ratio in T, a level-α upper-tail test in T is a uniformly most powerful test for the corresponding one-sided hypothesis.
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Uniformly most powerful upper-tail test for a logistic location

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Karlin-Rubin theorem
For one observation from the logistic distribution, the size-α test of H0​:θ≤0 against H1​:θ>0 rejects when
X>logα1−α​.
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