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Through Monte Carlo simulation we show that both variance estimators are approximately unbiased, but that the new estimator is more stable (i.e., has lower empirical variance) and provides empirical confidence interval coverage rates that coincide more closely with the nominal coverage rates.

Secondly, we present the empirical confidence intervals with nominal confidence 0.95.

Based on empirical confidence levels, all the methods in the study were valid.

WTP illustrated in Fig. 1 and their corresponding 90% empirical confidence intervals are reported in Table 6.

Empirical confidence intervals for ALE are compared across 6 models using successively higher ADL cutoffs for defining individuals as being disabled.

OSRA attempts to generate three output structures by varying parameters for the de-noising stage, and then picks one as an output based on its own empirical confidence function.

In terms of validity, the empirical confidences of all the procedures are close to the nominal confidence of 0.95.

On the basis of the empirical confidences, for both parameters, all procedures appear to be from slightly to moderately conservative.

Although our proposal has been shown to provide accurate empirical confidences it does tend to overestimate the nominal confidence level slightly, especially for small differences between devices.

Table 2 presents, for each scenario and based on Cox analyses of the CSHs, the mean log CSH ratios and, empirical 95% confidence intervals, the coverage probabilities of the Wald-type confidence intervals for the estimated regression coefficients, and the empirical power.

To obtain empirical 95% confidence bounds, we eliminate the 5 most extreme values from each distribution, and conclude with 95% confidence that the highest rank for matriline C7 is between 2 and 3, while its lowest rank is between 13 and 22.