Apparently paradoxical results of this kind are considered by some as arguments against the likelihood principle; for others it exemplifies its value and is an argument against significance tests, which resolves the paradox.
For others it exemplifies the value of the likelihood principle and is an argument against significance tests which, for them, resolves the paradox. Apparently paradoxical results of this kind are considered by some as arguments against the likelihood principle.
Apparently paradoxical results of this kind are considered by some as arguments against the likelihood principle. For others it exemplifies the value of the likelihood principle and is an argument against significance tests which, for them, resolves the paradox.
Apparently paradoxical results of this kind are considered by some as arguments against the likelihood principle. For others it exemplifies the value of the likelihood principle and is an argument against significance tests which, for them, resolves the paradox.