Yes, indeed, what we call ‘confidence interval’ in our report is better described by the term ‘credible interval’.
We chose to use with the term ‘confidence interval’ because my impression is that this is the more commonly used and understood terminology within EA specifically, but also global health in general—even though it is not technically entirely accurate.
Yes, indeed, what we call ‘confidence interval’ in our report is better described by the term ‘credible interval’.
We chose to use with the term ‘confidence interval’ because my impression is that this is the more commonly used and understood terminology within EA specifically, but also global health in general—even though it is not technically entirely accurate.
Makes sense, thank you for the reply and clarification!