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Abstract
It is well known that one of the main corners of
statistics is statistical inference or inferential statistics.
Usually statistical inference goes beyond the information
contained in a set of data or a set of measurements. In order
to make decision or draw conclusion or a generalization of a
certain issue or assumption about a specific population, one
must proceed with extreme caution. In recent years, attempts
have been made to treat all of these problems within the frame
work of a unified theory called decision theory.