Model fusion and multiple testing in the likelihood paradigm: shrinkage and evidence supporting a point null hypothesis
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- A likelihood paradigm for clinical trials
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- Comment
- Confidence distributions applied to propagating uncertainty to inference based on estimating the local false discovery rate: a fiducial continuum from confidence sets to empirical Bayes set estimates as the number of comparisons increases
- Correcting false discovery rates for their bias toward false positives
- Decision making on the sole basis of statistical likelihood
- Estimators of the local false discovery rate designed for small numbers of tests
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- Self-consistent confidence sets and tests of composite hypotheses applicable to restricted parameters
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- Statistical Evidence
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