On the Probability of Observing Misleading Statistical Evidence
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- A frequentist framework of inductive reasoning
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- Bayesian revision of a prior given prior-data conflict, expert opinion, or a similar insight: a large-deviation approach
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- Evidential inference for diffusion-type processes
- Performing Legitimate Parametric Regression Analysis without Knowing the True Underlying Random Mechanisms
- Too good to be true: when overwhelming evidence fails to convince
- Parametric robust inference about regression parameters for the correlation coefficient
- Axiomatic Development of Profile Likelihoods as the Strength of Evidence for Composite Hypotheses
- Rejoinder
- Scientific self-correction: the Bayesian way
- Statistical evidence and surprise unified under possibility theory
- Profile likelihood and incomplete data
- Bayesian sample size determination for causal discovery
- Authors' reply to the discussion of `safe testing'
- Zihao Wen and David L. Dowe's contribution to the discussion of `safe testing' by Grünwald, de Heide, and Koolen
- Maozai Tian, Keming Yu and Jiangfeng Wang's contribution to the discussion of `safe testing' by Grünwald, de Heide, and Koolen
- Andrej Srakar's contribution to the discussion of `safe testing' by Grünwald, de Heide, and Koolen
- Judith ter Schure's contribution to the discussion of `safe testing' by Grünwald, de Heide, and Koolen
- Christian P. Robert and Joshua Bon's contribution to the discussion of `safe testing' by Grünwald, de Heide, and Koolen
- Stefano Rizzelli's contribution to the discussion of `safe testing' by Grünwald, de Heide, and Koolen
- Luigi Pace and Alessandra Salvan's contribution to the discussion of `safe testing' by Grünwald, de Heide, and Koolen
- Joris Mulder's contribution to the discussion of `safe testing' by Grünwald, de Heide, and Koolen
- Alexander Ly's contribution to the discussion of `safe testing' by Grünwald, de Heide, and Koolen
- Sander Greenland's contribution to the discussion of `safe testing' by Grünwald, de Heide, and Koolen
- Neil Dey, Ryan Martin, and Jonathan P. Williams' contribution to the discussion of `safe testing' by Grünwald, de Heide, and Koolen
- Christine P. Chai's contribution to the discussion of `safe testing' by Grünwald, de Heide, and Koolen
- Marco Cattaneo's contribution to the discussion of ``Safe testing by Grünwald, de Heide, and Koolen
- Joshua bon and christian P. Robert's contribution to the discussion of `safe testing' by Grünwald, de Heide, and Koolen
- Vladimir Vovk's contribution to the discussion of `safe testing' by Grünwald, de Heide, and Koolen
- Wenkai Xu's contribution to the discussion of `safe testing' by Grünwald, de Heide and Koolen
- Christian Hennig's contribution to the discussion of `safe testing' by Grünwald, de Heide, and Koolen
- Glenn Shafer's contribution to the discussion of `safe testing' by Grünwald, de Heide, and Koolen
- Thorsten Dickhaus's contribution to the discussion of `safe testing' by Grünwald, de Heide, and Koolen
- Martin larsson, aaditya ramdas, and johannes Ruf's contribution to the discussion of `safe testing' by Grünwald, de heide, and koolen
- David R. Bickel's contribution to the discussion of `safe testing' by Grünwald, de Heide, and Koolen
- Seconder of the vote of thanks to Grünwald, de Heide, and Koolen and contribution to the discussion of `safe testing'
- Proposer of the vote of thanks to Grünwald, de Heide, and Koolen and contribution to the discussion of `safe testing'
- Safe testing
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