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Conditional intervals and confidence intervals are constructed differently: conditional intervals ignore the multiple-comparison problem introduced by model selection and thus tend to be narrower, while confidence intervals attempt to cover the true parameter value; the widths of the two are not directly comparable, and whether intervals overlap does not directly correspond to ranking significance.
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