William K. Diprose

Jan 2, 2025 | jnis.bmj.com | Megan Harmon |William K. Diprose |Scott Brown |Johanna M. Ospel

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Jan 2, 2025 | jnis.bmj.com | William K. Diprose |Megan Harmon |Scott Brown |Jessalyn K. Holodinsky

Statistical principlesFundamentally, there are two major statistical paradigms: frequentist and Bayesian approaches.9 The key difference between these paradigms lies in their way of handling probability and uncertainty. Historically, frequentist methods have dominated the medical and neurointerventional literature, but Bayesian methods are becoming increasingly prevalent.