Extreme Population Selection under Multistage Sampling design With Applications
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We study the problem of selecting the extreme (best or worst) population from among $K(\geq 2)$ populations, under the assumption that the extreme population is sufficiently separated from the nearest population. The selection is based on an appropriate measure, which may vary across different application domains. Since the actual value of the measure is unknown, we obtain its estimator using the generalized method of moments under a multistage sampling design. Using this estimator, we propose two sequential procedures, namely online algorithm and multi armed bandit based algorithm. Under suitable regularity conditions and without imposing parametric assumptions on the underlying distributions, both algorithms correctly identify the extreme population with a desired level of confidence. We illustrate the proposed algorithms through applications in econometrics and genetics. In the econometric application, the extreme population is selected using the Gini index as a measure of inequality and the performance of the proposed procedures is assessed through extensive Monte Carlo simulation studies conducted under various distributional settings. In the genetics application, the worst population is identified using a measure derived from the tumor mutation burden (TMB) score and the practical applicability of the proposed algorithms is demonstrated using the Memorial Sloan Kettering-IMPACT 50000 clinical sequencing cohort. Further, we use the proposed framework to identify an anomalous population, provided such a population exists.