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A Way of Estimating the Standard Errors of Bayes Factor and Weight of Evidence - A Case Study (Theoretical Framework)

The Weight of Evidence (WoE) is defined to be the logarithm of the Bayes factor (BF) with base 10, which is generally with single point hypothesis rather than diffuse hypothesis. They are used in applications such as forensic science, etc. To statistically

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