The Oxford Dictionary of Statistical Terms

Dodge, Y. (2003). The Oxford Dictionary of Statistical Terms. Oxford University Press.

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• Bhattacharyya distance
  • For distributions on a common support, the coefficient integrates or sums the geometric mean of their densities or masses, and the distance is its negative logarithm.
• Consistency (statistics)
  • Consistency distinguishes long-run correctness from finite-sample bias, efficiency, calibration, or robustness and must name the convergence mode and growth regime.
• Interaction (statistics)
  • Statistical interaction is scale- and parameterization-dependent, it need not imply biological or causal interaction, main-effect coefficients become conditional and absence on an additive scale does not imply absence on multiplicative scales.
• Likelihood principle
  • Two experiments or outcomes with proportional likelihood functions carry the same evidential content about the parameter under the likelihood principle, irrespective of unobserved stopping or sampling possibilities.

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