On the Probability of Observing Misleading Statistical Evidence
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- A statistical viewpoint on the theory of evidence
- Bayesian revision of a prior given prior-data conflict, expert opinion, or a similar insight: a large-deviation approach
- Theoretical and empirical distributions of the \(p\) value
- Statistical evidence in contingency tables analysis
- Alternative Bayes factors: Sample size determination and discriminatory power assessment
- Axiomatic Development of Profile Likelihoods as the Strength of Evidence for Composite Hypotheses
- A predictive approach to measuring the strength of statistical evidence for single and multiple comparisons
- Evidential inference for diffusion-type processes
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- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1405331 (Why is no real title available?)
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- Statistical evidence and surprise unified under possibility theory
- Inference after checking multiple Bayesian models for data conflict and applications to mitigating the influence of rejected priors
- A frequentist framework of inductive reasoning
- Statistical Evidence in Experiments and in Record Values
- Statistical evidence and sample size determination for Bayesian hypothesis testing
- The sufficiency of the evidence, the relevancy of the evidence, and quantifying both with a single number
- A measure of evidence based on the likelihood-ratio statistics
- Robust likelihood inferences for multivariate correlated data
- How to Choose a Working Model for Measuring the Statistical Evidence About a Regression Parameter
- A likelihood paradigm for clinical trials
- Pseudo-likelihood, explanatory power, and Bayes's theorem [Comment on: ``A likelihood paradigm for clinical trials]
- Profile likelihood and incomplete data
- Bayesian sample size determination for causal discovery
- Bernoulli's Fallacy
- Robust likelihood inferences about regression parameters for general bivariate continuous data
- Robust Poisson regression
- Inferences of variance function – a parametric robust way
- Evidential inference and optimal sample size determination on the basis of record values and record times under random sampling scheme
- A universal robust method for analysing bivariate continuous and proportion data
- Robust likelihood inference for multivariate correlated count data
- A simple approximation to the likelihood interval for a binomial proportion
- Comparison of record data and random observations based on statistical evidence
- Parametric robust inference about regression parameters for the correlation coefficient
- Advantages of variance stabilization
- Evidential inference based on record data and inter-record times
- Likelihood inferences for the link function without knowing the true underlying distributions
- Performing Legitimate Parametric Regression Analysis without Knowing the True Underlying Random Mechanisms
- Too good to be true: when overwhelming evidence fails to convince
- Interpreting Statistical Evidence by using Imperfect Models: Robust Adjusted Likelihood Functions
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1293578 (Why is no real title available?)
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