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There is nothing more robust than p-values. The problem is that people call things "p-value of this experiment" when they aren't (for example, they may actually
by jsprogrammer 11y ago
There is nothing more robust than p-values. The problem is that people call things "p-value of this experiment" when they aren't (for example, they may actually be talking about the "p-value of this other experiment" [which they possibly didn't even perform]).