Quantitative probabilities (as in the likelihood scale) should be used to describe the probability of well-defined outcomes only when there is sufficient evidence. Authors should indicate the basis for assigning a probability to an outcome or event (e.g., based on measurement, expert judgment, and/or model runs).
The confidence scale should not be used to assign subjective probabilities to ill-defined outcomes.
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Lijkt me vrij duidelijk, toch?
The confidence scale should not be used to assign subjective probabilities to ill-defined outcomes.
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Lijkt me vrij duidelijk, toch?
Alles kan. Elke keer weer. Gratis Weerwoord-download: Boek: De Gruwelijke Winter
