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... > social science subjects > health and social care > medical science > medicine > clinical medicine > medical decision making > biostatistics and clinical epidemiology > frequentist approach
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frequentist approach  

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  • The frequentist (or classical) approach is a branch of statistics that currently represents the predominant methodology used in empirical data analysis and inference. Frequentist statistics emerged as a prevailing method for inference in the 20th century, particularly due to work by Fisher and, subsequently, by Neyman and Pearson. [Source: Encyclopedia of Medical Decision Making; Frequentist Approach]

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