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A confidence interval is a pair of statistics whose random interval satisfies
An exact confidence interval has equality throughout. The probability refers to repeated sampling at a fixed unknown parameter; the endpoints are random before observation. It is not a posterior probability assigned to the parameter after seeing the data. Here .

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