Sun, Wenguang; McLain, Alexander C. - In: Journal of the American Statistical Association 107 (2012) 498, pp. 673-687
In large-scale studies, the true effect sizes often range continuously from zero to small to large, and are observed with heteroscedastic errors. In practical situations where the failure to reject small deviations from the null is inconsequential, specifying an indifference region (or forming...