Citation: Perezgonzalez JD (2015) Commentary: Continuously cumulating meta-analysis and replicability. Front. Psychol. 6:565. A commentary on Continuously cumulating meta-analysis and replicability Braver et al. (2014) article was published by Perspectives on Psychological Science as part of a special issue on advancing psychology toward a cumulative science. The article contributes to such adv...

Professor Rolfe, having denied that he and Freshwater made the mistake we accused them of (Paley et al. 2007), promptly makes it again (Rolfe 2008). Towards the end of his JAN FORUM piece, he says: ‘evidence-based treatments are predicated on the failure to find evidence that confirms the null hypothesis’ (p. 268). In other words, he thinks that evidence-based treatments are justified by a lack...

Label noise in data has long been an important problem supervised learning applications as it affects the effectiveness of many widely used classification methods. Recently, real-world applications, such medical diagnosis and cybersecurity, have generated renewed interest Neyman–Pearson (NP) paradigm, which constrains more severe type error (e.g., Type I error) under a preferred level while min...

In a wireless sensor network, multilevel quantization is necessary to find compromise between minimizing the power consumption of sensors and maximizing detection performance at fusion center (FC). The previous methods have been using distance measures such as J-divergence Bhattacharyya in this quantization. This work proposes different approach based on maximum average entropy output under bot...

This paper considers optimal testing of model comparison hypotheses for misspeci…ed unconditional moment restriction models. We adopt the generalized Neyman-Pearson optimality criterion, which focuses on the convergence rates of the type I and II error probabilities under …xed global alternatives, and derive an optimal but practically infeasible test. We then propose feasible approximation test...