A Bayesian Perspective on the Bonferroni Adjustment. Westfall, P. H., Johnson, W. O., & Utts, J. M. Biometrika, 84:419-427, 1997. bibtex @article{wes97bay,
title = {A {{Bayesian}} Perspective on the {{Bonferroni}} Adjustment},
volume = {84},
journal = {Biometrika},
author = {Westfall, Peter H. and Johnson, Wesley O. and Utts, Jessica M.},
year = {1997},
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pages = {419-427},
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annote = {Bonferroni adjustment is consistent with prior which assumes that the probability that all null hypotheses is true is a constant (say 0.5) no matter how many hypotheses are tested; If priors for individual parameters are well calibrated there is no need for adjusting the prior to take into account other hypotheses being tested}
}
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