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P values. I do not think that value means what you think it means.

Posted on February 13, 2014 by Alexander Szewczak

Regina Nuzzo has a news feature in Nature about P values that every biomedical scientist should read.  P values — the common measure of statistical significance (i.e. the “believability” of an experiment) — do not mean what most scientists think they mean. … Continue reading →

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