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gabemart, you're right, a_bonobo, ronaldx, you guys are wrong. p-values are commonly misunderstood to mean that the result has "5% change of being wrong". T
by dkural 13y ago
gabemart, you're right, a_bonobo, ronaldx, you guys are wrong. p-values are commonly misunderstood to mean that the result has "5% change of being wrong". That's not what a p-value is. Please go ahead and read the 'misunderstandings' section on p-values in wikipedia.
- ronaldx 13y agosigh, no. When the author says "p-value cutoff", this refers to the significance level. I interpreted this correctly.