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Not at all. That is why the N on these trials is so huge. 5/15000 vs. 90/15000 is going to be statistically significant anyway you slice it. It’s a 45-fold diff
by et2o 6y ago
Not at all. That is why the N on these trials is so huge. 5/15000 vs. 90/15000 is going to be statistically significant anyway you slice it. It’s a 45-fold difference. You can approximate it yourself with a t test.
- dannykwells 6y agoA Fisher test you mean. T is for continuous variables.
- et2o 6y agoHaha indeed