This paper considers some empirical Bayes procedures which have been discussed by H. Robbins, E. Samuel, and M. V. Johns. These procedures are shown to be inadmissible relative to a class of priors and by using some of the results of Rolph [6] admissible procedures are found for two examples. For an introduction to the empirical Bayes approach see Robbins [5].
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