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The “Bayes‐type” method of deriving change‐point test statistics was introduced by Chernoff and Zacks (1964). Other authors subsequently adapted this approach and derived Bayes‐type statistics for at most one change (AMOC), and for multiple change points, under a variety of model formulations. Asymptotic distribution theory has always been limited to the AMOC statistics because of the perceived complexity...
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