Bayes Factors Based on p-Values and Sets of Priors With Restricted Strength
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(3)- Classical \(p\)-values and the Bayesian posterior probability that the hypothesis is approximately true
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- Fiducialize statistical significance: transformingp-values into conservative posterior probabilities and Bayes factors
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