We review the definition of the Full Bayesian Significance Test (FBST), and summarize its main statistical and epistemological characteristics. We review also the Abstract Belief Calculus (ABC) of Derwiche and Ginsberg, and use it to analyze the FBST’s value of evidence. This analysis helps us understand the FBST properties, specially its consistency with the Onus Probandi principle, and why it...

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A 6-week-old infant is presented who suffered from a congenital haemorrhagic disorder which caused death from subdural haemorrhage following mild trauma. Haematological investigation revealed deficiencies of factor VII and Christmas factor. Prower-Stuart factor was probably also deficient although investigation of this clotting factor was carried out only on serum obtained at necropsy.

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A block cipher or message authentication code (MAC) should behave as a random mapping. The mapping’s randomness can be evaluated with statistical tests. Statistical test suites typically used for this purpose, such as the NIST test suite, are not well-suited for block ciphers and MACs; also, these test suites employ a frequentist approach, making it difficult to obtain an overall evaluation of ...