Lecture 1 Flashcards

1
Q

What is a p value?

A

p is the probability of getting our observed
result, or a more extreme result, if the null hypothesis
is true

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2
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How can you write out p in terms of conditional probabilities?

A

p(D|H0)

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3
Q

Does p allow you to infer the local error rate?

A

NO

only know the global error rate of 5%

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4
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Does NHST allow you to determine the probability of the null being true?

A

No, don’t be silly

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5
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What can you say, assuming the null is true?

A

you have a 5% probability of getting the observed, or a more extreme result

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