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When Is a Relevance Threshold Statistically Resolvable? Minimax Limits for Effect Classification
Statistical precision and scientific relevance operate on different scales. In regular problems, sampling uncertainty contracts at rate $n^{-1/2}$, whereas the magnitude below which an effect is scientifically negligible may be fixed or may vary with information. Let $Δ_n$ denote a relevance thresho
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