Widths of confidence intervals (CIs) of warning scores in simulation experiment for two choices of total number of random cylinders drew (N = 106 and N = 5×105, solid and dashed lines, respectively) and two choices of cylinders’ volume (V1 and V2 = V1×1.4, blue and grey lines, respectively). The warning scores are proportions of flagged cylinders and appropriate CIs are Wilson’s for binomial proportions. Increasing N or increasing the volumes, the numbers at numerator and denominator of the proportion increase and the confidence in its estimate improves. (TIF)</p
Coverage probability (in percentage, %) of the estimated overall effect size’s 95% confidence interv...
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The use of confidence intervals (CIs) as an addition or as an alternative to null hypothesis signifi...
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Correct answers are more likely with higher confidence (left panel), confidence in correct trials is...
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<p>Each dot represents a simulation with a particular set of parameters. The colors indicate the dim...
The data is a simulation of confidence limits, coverage probabilities, average difference from actua...
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The use of confidence intervals (CIs) as an addition or as an alternative to null hypothesis signifi...
We have presented a new likelihood-based approach for constructing confidence intervals of effect si...
Coverage probability (in percentage, %) of the estimated overall effect size’s 95% confidence interv...
Part 1, which appeared in the February 2012 issue, introduced the concept of confidence intervals (C...
The use of confidence intervals (CIs) as an addition or as an alternative to null hypothesis signifi...
<p><i>Notes</i>: For the four QTL positions (dense marker region to sparse marker region <i>Q<sub>1<...
Reliability is one of the most important aspects of testing in educational and psychological measure...
It is good scientific practice to the report an appropriate estimate of effect size and a confidence...
This article is concerned with the calculation of confidence intervals for simulation output that is...
<p>In this example, we estimated the confidence intervals of instances. The left-hand plot shows th...
Correct answers are more likely with higher confidence (left panel), confidence in correct trials is...
In all panels, the number of tests is T = 2500, the true incidence rate is ft = 0.05, and the probab...
<p>Each dot represents a simulation with a particular set of parameters. The colors indicate the dim...
The data is a simulation of confidence limits, coverage probabilities, average difference from actua...
Medical studies often involve a comparison between two outcomes, each collected from a sample. The p...
The use of confidence intervals (CIs) as an addition or as an alternative to null hypothesis signifi...
We have presented a new likelihood-based approach for constructing confidence intervals of effect si...
Coverage probability (in percentage, %) of the estimated overall effect size’s 95% confidence interv...
Part 1, which appeared in the February 2012 issue, introduced the concept of confidence intervals (C...
The use of confidence intervals (CIs) as an addition or as an alternative to null hypothesis signifi...