I don’t get this (and I don’t get Benquo’s OP either. I don’t really know any statistics. Only some basic probability theory.).
“the process has a 95% chance of generating a confidence interval that contains the true mean”. I understand this to mean that if I run the process 100 times, 95 times the resulting CI contains the true mean. Therefore, if I look at random CI amongst those 100 there is a 95% chance that the CI contains the true mean.
I don’t get this (and I don’t get Benquo’s OP either. I don’t really know any statistics. Only some basic probability theory.).
“the process has a 95% chance of generating a confidence interval that contains the true mean”. I understand this to mean that if I run the process 100 times, 95 times the resulting CI contains the true mean. Therefore, if I look at random CI amongst those 100 there is a 95% chance that the CI contains the true mean.