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Statistics & Probability Letters, 1997
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2009
Chance of obtaining the observed result or one more extreme if one assumes that the effects of the treatments are equal; p is therefore the confidence with which the null-hypothesis is rejected and not the confidence with which one accepts that the difference is exactly zero; if p=0.05, the null-hypothesis is rejected with a probability of 5% and one ...
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Chance of obtaining the observed result or one more extreme if one assumes that the effects of the treatments are equal; p is therefore the confidence with which the null-hypothesis is rejected and not the confidence with which one accepts that the difference is exactly zero; if p=0.05, the null-hypothesis is rejected with a probability of 5% and one ...
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The value of P-values in “Table 1”
The American Journal of Emergency MedicineA traditional "Table 1" describes the characteristics of patients in a study, split by intervention, exposure, or control, not by outcome. Comparing groups in Table 1 with use of P-values is common but is a misuse of hypothesis testing that leads readers astray, often calling attention to meaningless differences while masking important ones.
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American journal of robotic surgery
Recently, the discussion on the implications of irreproducibility in the sciences has been brought into the spotlight. This topic has been discussed for years in the literature. A multitude of reasons have been attributed to this issue; one commonly labeled culprit is the overuse of the p value as a determinant of significance by the scientific ...
Dinesh, Vyas +2 more
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Recently, the discussion on the implications of irreproducibility in the sciences has been brought into the spotlight. This topic has been discussed for years in the literature. A multitude of reasons have been attributed to this issue; one commonly labeled culprit is the overuse of the p value as a determinant of significance by the scientific ...
Dinesh, Vyas +2 more
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To P or not to P: A P-value Comic
Journal of the American College of Radiology, 2021openaire +2 more sources