Communicating Statistical Uncertainty is the academic practice of conveying the inherent variability and probabilistic nature of data-derived conclusions in a manner that distinguishes it from broader uncertainty communication by focusing specifically on quantifiable statistical imprecision and its interpretation in scientific and decision-making contexts.
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Communicating Statistical Information
Ulrich Hoffrage, Samuel C. Lindsey, Ralph Hertwig et al. · Science · 2000 · 638 citations · Full text
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