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Questionable Claims for Simple Versions of the Bootstrap

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Table 1 Coverage of nominal 95% confidence intervals for for the mean for samples from a normal distribution, using ± twice the bootstrap standard deviation.

Fig. 1 Chi-squared distribution with 0.5 degrees of freedom.

Fig. 1 Chi-squared distribution with 0.5 degrees of freedom.

Table 2 Coverage of nominal 95% confidence intervals for the mean using simple bootstrap methods when sampling from a t-distribution with three degrees of freedom.

Table 3 Coverage of nominal 90% and 99% confidence intervals for the mean for the percentile bootstrap method when sampling from a t-distribution with three degrees of freedom.

Table 4 Coverage of nominal 95% confidence intervals for for the mean for simple bootstrap methods when sampling from relatively “tame” distributions.

Table 5 Coverage of nominal 95% confidence intervals for normal approximation (N) and two simple bootstrap methods when sampling from Binomial(n,p) distributions.

Table 6 Coverage of nominal 95% confidence intervals for percentile bootstrap method when sampling 30 integers from 1 to 1000.

Table 7 Coverage of nominal 90% confidence intervals for the median using percentile bootstrap method when sampling from a chi-squared distribution with 0.5 degrees of freedom.

Table 8 Coverage of 97.5% one-sided and 95% two-sided confidence intervals for the mean using percentile bootstrap method when sampling from a chi-squared distribution with 0.5 degrees of freedom.

Table 9 Coverage of 95% one and 97.5% two-sided confidence intervals for the mean using ±2SD bootstrap method when sampling from a chi-squared distribution with 0.5 degrees of freedom.

Table 10 Attained alpha of one and two-sided tests for percentile bootstrap method when sampling from a chi-squared distribution with 0.5 degrees of freedom.

Table 11 Attained alpha of one and two-sided tests for ±2SD bootstrap method when sampling from a chi-squared distribution with 0.5 degrees of freedom.

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