Thomas Lumley • 3/4/2014

My likelihood depends on your frequency properties

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The article examines the likelihood principle in statistical inference, using a scenario with two scientists (Alice and Bob) to show how publication decisions and selective reporting of data affect the evidence available to other researchers. It discusses the dependence of likelihood-based inference on the operating characteristics of the original researcher's methods.

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#Publication Bias #Hypothesis Testing #Statistical Inference
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