Suppose that you find a 90 percent confidence interval for the parameter n, based on a particular

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Suppose that you find a 90 percent confidence interval for the parameter n, based on a particular sample, and that the confidence limits are 50 and 60.

In terms of the long-run frequency interpretation of probability, how should this confidence statement be interpreted? Might a different interpretation be given by an advocate of subjective, or personal, probability? Explain.

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Statistics Probability Inference And Decision

ISBN: 9780030778056

1st Edition

Authors: Robert L. Winkler, William L. Hays

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