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Free guides on choosing the right test, reporting results in AMA format, and getting past peer review, written for clinical researchers, not statisticians.
Manifesto · Start here
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EBM taught doctors to cite statistics, not read them. Five numbers that explain the problem, and why we built StatsPlease. Read this first.
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Not the probability the hypothesis is true, and not the chance your result was a fluke. The ASA's definition, a computed example, and the correct sentence to write.
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Same model, same data, four accuracy rates. Why the methods-section standard is verification, not trust in whoever (or whatever) ran the numbers.
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How to choose between the two most common comparison tests, with normality testing and reporting guidance.
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