Statistical decisions are considered between two hypotheses which consist of classes of Poisson distributions for random counting measures. Each Poisson distribution is generated by an intensity measure on a general observation space. The classes are specified by Choquet capacity bounds on the intensity measures. This problem was first posed and studied by Geraniotis and Poor. A minimax Neyman-Pearson result for error probability performance is the main contribution. Recursive computation of the minimax test statistic is also investigated.
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J.S. Sadowsky (1987) studied this question.
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