Sharpen statistical significance: evidence thresholds and Bayes factors sharpened into Occam's razor
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Publication:6541489
DOI10.1002/STA4.215MaRDI QIDQ6541489FDOQ6541489
Authors: David R. Bickel 
Publication date: 19 May 2024
Published in: Stat (Search for Journal in Brave)
empirical Bayes methodsstrength of statistical evidencereproducibility crisisadjustment for simplicityvalue calibration
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