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You're falling prey to the very common "p-value fallacy." P-values talk about the likelihood of the data, not the likelihood of the hypothesis. The two are un
by 3JPLW 9y ago
You're falling prey to the very common "p-value fallacy." P-values talk about the likelihood of the data, not the likelihood of the hypothesis. The two are unfortunately not linked.
- lisper 9y agoYes, I am aware of this. P-values tell you the probability that what looks like a positive result is not in fact a positive result but merely a fluke, i.e. the p-value is (a lower bound on) the probability of a false positive. So?