Hi Rich,
If you are looking for a forum where these issues are frequently discussed,
I recommend Andrew Gelman's blog: http://andrewgelman.com
If you are looking for formal sources, there are the references cited in
Kevin's attachment (in addition to his book, of course). In particular, if
you
Dear Colleagues,
Since I converted to Bayesian statistics in the late 1980's, I have not
looked at most frequentist methods. However, every time I look at them
again, I notice how apparently preposterous many of them are.
First that was the Bonferroni correction, which makes me update my
Thanks, Kevin,
Well, I guess they are not too well-known. I asked my mentor on Bayesian
stats, Sandy Zabell (prominant Bayesian statistician), about it.
Although he agreed with me, he did not really have references stating
how pathological these frequentists techniques are.
I will tell Sandy
