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Assume d<c. Directly comparing the two piecewise densities gives
g0​(x)g1​(x)​=⎩⎨⎧​d,r(x),c,​r(x)≤d,d<r(x)<c,r(x)≥c.​
(1)
Since
logr(x)=Δ(x−2θ0​+θ1​​),
(2)
we obtain
logg0​(x)g1​(x)​=[Δ(x−2θ0​+θ1​​)]logdlogc​.
(3)
Thus the sample log-likelihood ratio is nSn​ with truncation values a=logd and b=logc. Rejecting for large Sn​ is exactly the likelihood-ratio test between the two least-favorable contaminated distributions.

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