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Bayesian Sample Size Determination: Sampling Distribution Estimation or Exploration?
To design many Bayesian studies, the sample size is chosen to attain sufficient power to reject a null hypothesis or a desired probability that an interval estimate is sufficiently narrow. Determining the minimum suitable sample size for studies with complex models typically requires intensive Monte
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