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CONFIDENCE INTERVALS FROM RANDOMIZATION TESTS

An efficient method of constructing confidence intervals that correspond to randomization tests is described. The method is based on the Robbins-Monro search process and conducts a separate search for each endpoint of the confidence interval. Each search requires only slightly more permutations than the number needed for a randomization test. Diagnostics to monitor searches are suggested and the method is illustrated with examples.

Paul H. Garthwaite | P. Garthwaite

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