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This paper examines, from a historical and model-based Bayesian perspective, two inferential issues:
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the relation between confidence coverage and credibility of interval statements about model parameters;
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the prediction of new values of a random variable.
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Aitkin, M., Liu, C. Authors’ response to the contributors to the discussion on “Confidence, credibility and prediction”. METRON 76, 277–281 (2018). https://doi.org/10.1007/s40300-018-0142-6
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