Published on:
8 May 2024
Primary Category:
Computation
Paper Authors:
Amanda K. Glazer,
Philip B. Stark
Presents efficient method for Monte Carlo confidence intervals
Uses single simulation set for all parameter values
Works for exact/conservative Monte Carlo tests
Finds intervals quickly when p-value is quasiconcave
Additional savings for one-sample and two-sample problems
Monte Carlo confidence intervals
This paper presents an efficient method to construct exact or conservative confidence intervals from Monte Carlo hypothesis tests. It uses a single set of simulations to test all parameter values, reducing computation. For real-valued parameters, intervals can be found quickly when the p-value is quasiconcave. Additional savings are possible for common statistics in one-sample and two-sample problems. An open-source Python implementation is provided.
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