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<title>On the uniqueness of probability matching priors</title>
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<name>Staicu, A-M</name>
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<name>Reid, Nancy</name>
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<summary type="text">On the uniqueness of probability matching priors
Staicu, A-M; Reid, Nancy
Probability matching priors are priors for which Bayesian and frequentist inference,&#13;
in the form of posterior quantiles, or confidence intervals, agree to some order of approximation. These priors are constructed by solving a first order partial differential equation, that may be difficult to solve. However, Peers (1965) and Tibshirani (1989) showed that under parameter orthogonality a family of matching priors can be obtained. The present work shows that, when used in a third order approximation to the&#13;
posterior marginal density, the Peers-Tibshirani class of matching priors is essentially unique.
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