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Exact Conditional Confidence Intervals for Cramér's V: Near-Nominal and Tight Where the Guaranteed Interval Is Wide and the Software Interval Does Not Cover
Cramér's V, the effect size reported beside almost every chi-square test, is almost never accompanied by a confidence interval, because the interval is a hard nuisance-parameter problem: infinitely many tables share one effect-size value. The two intervals an analyst can reach for are unsatisfactory
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