Permutation-Based Exact Inference is a statistical inference method that belongs to the class of exact inference techniques for categorical data, distinguished by its reliance on permutation principles to compute exact p-values and confidence intervals without invoking asymptotic approximations.
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Permutation Methods: A Basis for Exact Inference
Michael D. Ernst · Statistical Science · 2004 · 800 citations · Full text
Exact logistic regression: Theory and examples
Cyrus R. Mehta, Nitin R. Patel · Statistics in Medicine · 1995 · 480 citations
Allan Dafoe, Devin Caughey · World Politics · 2016 · 96 citations
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Cancer Research And Biostatistics
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