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The Neyman-Pearson lemma gives an optimal acceptance region for P of the form
Bn​(τ)={x1n​:Q⊗n(x1n​)P⊗n(x1n​)​≥τ},
(1)
with possible boundary randomization. If Pn​ is the empirical mass function, then
n1​logQ⊗n(x1n​)P⊗n(x1n​)​=D(Pn​∥Q)−D(Pn​∥P),
(2)
so equivalently
Bn​(τ)={D(Pn​∥Q)−D(Pn​∥P)≥n−1logτ}.
(3)

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