BIOL3045 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Design Of Experiments

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Lecture 4: Experimental design.
Reading: Altman, N. and Krzywinski 2017. Interpreting P values. Nature Methods 14, 213-214.
What does the P-value actually signify? The p-value is a probability statement about the
observed sample not about the hypothesis. probability that a difference in means at least as
large as that observed can be generated from random samples if the treatment does not have
an effect.
Should the P-value be the only and absolute decision making criterion for inferences about
hypotheses? No, it can be quite arbitrary.
Should one do anything else? Bayesian analysis to help interpretation of P-values, calculation of
false discovery rates, employ confidence intervals and effect size in combination with P-values.
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