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Fuzzy and randomized confidence intervals and p-values. The optimal hypothesis tests for the binomial distribution and some other discrete distributions are uniformly most powerful (UMP) one-tailed and UMP unbiased (UMPU) two-tailed randomized tests. Conventional confidence intervals are not dual to randomized tests and perform badly on discrete data at small and moderate sample sizes. We introduce a new confidence interval notion, called fuzzy confidence intervals, that is dual to and inherits the exactness and optimality of UMP and UMPU tests. We also introduce a new P-value notion, called fuzzy P-values or abstract randomized P-values, that also inherits the same exactness and optimality.
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