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dedicatory note preface to the second edition preface to the first edition 1 introduction 2 experiments£¬ deficiencies£¬ distances 2.1 comparing risk functions 2.2 deficiency and distance between experiments 2.3 likelihood ratios and blackwell's representation 2.4 further remarks on the convergence of distributions of likelihood ratios 2.5 historical remarks 3 contiguity¡ªhellinger transforms 3.1 contiguity 3.2 hellinger distances£¬ hellinger transforms 3.3 historical remarks 4 gaussian shift and poisson experiments 4.1 introduction 4.2 gaussian experiments 4.3 poisson experiments 4.4 historical remarks 5 limit laws for likelihood ratios 5.1 introduction 5.2 auxiliary results 5.2.1 lindeberg's procedure 5.2.2 levy splittings 5.2.3 paul levy's symmetrization inequalities 5.2.4 conditions for shift¡ªcompactness 5.2.5 a central limit theorem for infinitesimal arrays 5.2.6 the special case of gaussian limits 5.2.7 peano differentiable functions 5.3 limits for binary experiments 5.4 gaussian limits 5.5 historical remark 6 local asymptotic normality 6.1 introduction 6.2 locally asymptotically quadratic families 6.3 a method of construction of estimates 6.4 some local bayes properties 6.5 invariance and regularity 6.6 the lamn and lan conditions 6.7 additional remarks on the lan conditions 6.8 wald's tests and confidence ellipsoids 6.9 possible extensions 6.10 historical remarks 7 independent£¬ identically distributed observations 7.1 introduction 7.2 the standard i.i.d.case£º differentiability in quadr mean 7.3 some examples 7.4 some nonparametric considerations 7.5 bounds on the risk of estimates 7.6 some cases where the number of observations is random 7.7 historical remarks 8 on bayes procedures 8.1 introduction 8.2 bayes procedures behave nicely 8.3 the bernstein¡ªvon mises phenomenon 8.4 a bernstein¡ªvon mises result for the i.i.d.case 8.5 bayes procedures behave miserably 8.6 historical remarks bibliography author index subject index