Data-dependent probability matching priors for likelihood ratio and adjusted likelihood ratio statistics
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- A decomposition for the likelihood ratio statistic and the Bartlett correction - a Bayesian argument
- Asymptotic Expansions Associated with Posterior Distributions
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- Frequentist validity of highest posterior density regions in the multiparameter case
- Highest posterior density regions with approximate frequentist validity: the role of data-dependent priors
- Probability matching property of adjusted likelihoods
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- Gradient statistic: higher-order asymptotics and Bartlett-type correction
- A Note on the Probability Difference Between Matching Priors Based on Posterior Quantiles and on Inversion of Conditional Likelihood Ratio Statistics
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