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Multiple Comparisons and the Law
Originally posted on Error Statistics Philosophy:
. The following is from Nathan Schachtman’s legal blog, with various comments and added emphases (by me). He will try to reply to comments/queries. “Courts Can and Must Acknowledge Multiple Comparisons in Statistical Analyses”…
Posted in Bayesian Reasoning, Law, Philosophy
Tagged Deborah Mayo, Nathan Schachtman
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