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Table 1.

Discrepancy functions considered in the simulations of this paper.

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Table 2.

Summary of the models considered in simulations.

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Figure 1.

Power of the sampled posterior (; solid line), half-sample ML (; dotted line) and posterior predictive (; dotted-dashed line) p-values.

Power of the p-values (solid line), (dotted line) and (dotted-dashed line) used with the maximum test statistic to detect departures from the Poisson distribution at the level of p = 0.05 when data are distributed according to a Polya distribution with . Power is plotted as a function of sample size N varying between 20 and 80. and were equivalent in terms of power, and both were more powerful than except at the highest sample sizes. The dotted baseline level corresponds to p = 0.05.

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Table 3.

Behavior of relative to the uniform distribution under Scenario 2, depending on the interval housing the statistical prior sharpness parameter .

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Table 4.

Behavior of relative to the uniform distribution under Scenario 3, based on the frequency of values found at the 5% extremities of the unit interval, depending on the interval of the statistical prior sharpness parameter (in rows) and off-centering parameter (in columns).

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Table 5.

Difference in power between or and according to sample size (in columns) and discrepancy function (in rows).

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