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This paper applies methods of estimating the local false discovery rate to one or more hypothesis tests.
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In testing many hypotheses, the importance of local discovery rates is that they strike a balance between the excessive false negatives of adjusted p values and the excessive false positives of non-local false discovery rates. This paper explores the possibility that the advantages of the local false discovery rate also apply to the case of very few hypotheses or even to one hypothesis.
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This page is a summary of: Small-scale Inference: Empirical Bayes and Confidence Methods for as Few as a Single Comparison, International Statistical Review, August 2014, Wiley,
DOI: 10.1111/insr.12064.
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