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The Elliptically Optimal Confidence Interval: A Bivariate Extension of Wilson's Score Method
Constructing a confidence interval for the difference between two independent binomial proportions involves a nuisance direction that is not identified by the estimand. The one-sample Wilson score interval inverts a scalar score test, but has no direct bivariate analogue isolating the difference: in
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