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Four Types of Frequentism and Their Interplay with Bayesianism
Volume 1, Issue 2 (2023), pp. 126–137
Pub. online: 16 August 2022      Type: Commentary And/or Historical Perspective      Open accessOpen Access
Area: Statistical Methodology
Accepted
18 July 2022
Published
16 August 2022

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