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"x is with a likelihood of 95% between a and b" -- that is not what a confidence interval means. Confidence intervals are about as confusing as p-values and don
by sharnett 11y ago
"x is with a likelihood of 95% between a and b" -- that is not what a confidence interval means. Confidence intervals are about as confusing as p-values and don't really solve the problem.
- Retra 11y agoStatistics are just plain confusing all around.