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Bayesian inference provides practical value and interpretability for communicating sports injury epidemiology to applied stakeholders, despite theoretical overlaps with frequentist methods.
This letter clarifies the practical application and interpretation of Bayesian versus frequentist inference in sports injury epidemiology.
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Chandran et al. (2026) conducted a letter in Sports injuries. Bayesian inference vs. Frequentist inference was evaluated. Bayesian inference provides practical value and interpretability for communicating sports injury epidemiology to applied stakeholders, despite theoretical overlaps with frequentist methods.
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