P-Values: Interpretation and Methodology
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(20)- Exact algorithms for computing \(p\)-values of statistics-linear combination of 3-nomial variables
- A Simple Algorithm for Exact Multinomial Tests
- Inferences on the means of lognormal distributions using generalized p-values and generalized confidence intervals.
- Could Fisher, Jeffreys and Neyman have agreed on testing? (With comments and a rejoinder).
- Statistical properties of the fuzzy \(p\)-value
- The split-up algorithm: a fast symbolic method for computing p-values of distribution-free statistics
- An optimal property of the exact multinomial test and the extended Fisher's exact test
- Confidence curves and improved exact confidence intervals for discrete distributions
- Change detection based on the distribution of \(p\)-values
- Resolving the conflict over fisher's exact test
- The Teaching of Statistics in the Biological, Medical and Health Sciences: Some Comments and a Selected Bibliography
- AN ADAPTIVE PROCEDURE FOR GOODNESS-OF-FIT BASED ON SAMPLE SPACINGS
- The widespread misinterpretation of \(p\)-values as error probabilities
- Two-Tailed p-Values and Coherent Measures of Evidence
- Problems with binomial two-sided tests and the associated confidence intervals
- Confidence distributions and hypothesis testing
- Knowledge from probability
- Revisiting noncentrality-based confidence intervals, error probabilities and estimation-based effect sizes
- On defining P-values
- Optimal testing strategies for large, sparse multinomial models
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