Response to DARPA-SN-17-57 RFI: Path to Iterative Confidence Level Evaluation

Brian A. Nosek and Brandon Thorpe
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Brian A. Nosek: University of Virginia
Brandon Thorpe: Center for Open Science

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Abstract: The credibility of evidence is important. This statement is as vapid as it is difficult to assess. There is no shortage of evidence or claims, but the tools to assess their credibility are immature, particularly at scale. There is enormous potential return on investment from a dedicated effort that (a) assesses existing methods of determining credibility, (b) fosters innovation in methods, and (c) conducts comparative analysis of accuracy versus resource cost.

Date: 2017-07-26
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