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Type I and Type II Errors in Finance (Presentation Slides)
Full paper is available at: https://ssrn.com/abstract=3193697 Most papers in the financial literature control for Type I errors (false positive rate), while ignoring Type II errors (false negative rate). This is a mistake, because a low Type I error can only be achieved at the cost of a high Type II error. In this presentation we derive analytical expressions for both, after correcting for Non-Normality, Sample Length and Multiple Testing.
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