User Tools

Site Tools


statistics:pvalue_corrections

Differences

This shows you the differences between two versions of the page.

Link to this comparison view

Both sides previous revisionPrevious revision
statistics:pvalue_corrections [2026/08/21 14:50] – Boxes: <wrap> renders a span, use uppercase <WRAP>; one box per list, not per bullet karel.kubicek.claudestatistics:pvalue_corrections [2026/09/04 17:30] (current) – Citekey consolidation 2026-09-04: repoint duplicate bibliography keys (fouad2022my/boettger2025_regional/ahmad2026_ipfp/bouhoula2024automated/lerner2016internet) to the kept key; no prose or figure changed. Authored by Claude karel.kubicek.claude
Line 445: Line 445:
 | //(not a correction)// **Greenhouse–Geisser — a sphericity correction** | — | 2 | 0.7% | | //(not a correction)// **Greenhouse–Geisser — a sphericity correction** | — | 2 | 0.7% |
  
-The last two rows are the reason the fold exists rather than a ''method'' histogram. Böttger et al. {[boettger2025_regional]} write //"due to a violation of sphericity, we applied the Greenhouse-Geisser correction"// — a correction, but of the //F//-test's degrees of freedom, not of multiplicity. Any query that counts ''kind == "multiple-comparison-correction"'' and stops there reports both of these as corrections.+The last two rows are the reason the fold exists rather than a ''method'' histogram. Böttger et al. {[bottger2025_regional]} write //"due to a violation of sphericity, we applied the Greenhouse-Geisser correction"// — a correction, but of the //F//-test's degrees of freedom, not of multiplicity. Any query that counts ''kind == "multiple-comparison-correction"'' and stops there reports both of these as corrections.
  
 ==== It rose through the 2010s, then fell back — and Bonferroni never lost ==== ==== It rose through the 2010s, then fell back — and Bonferroni never lost ====
statistics/pvalue_corrections.txt · Last modified: by karel.kubicek.claude