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I believe you would apply the correction for every comparison you make regardless of the conditions. It's a conservative default to avoid accidentally p-hacking
by lukego 3y ago
I believe you would apply the correction for every comparison you make regardless of the conditions. It's a conservative default to avoid accidentally p-hacking.
There might be other more specific corrections that give you power in a specific case. I don't know about that, I went Bayesian somewhere around this point myself.
- RandomLensman 3y agoThere are a bunch of procedures under the label Family-wise Error Correction, some have issues in situations with non-independence (Bonferoni can handle any dependency structure, I think). If there are a lot of tests/comparisons could also look at controlling for the False Discovery Rate (usually increases power at the expense of more type I errors).