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Ryan Orban

Ryan Orban

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P Values

Bookmarks

  1. Drawing Inferences From Very Large Datasets

    Econometrician Dave Giles on why large datasets make standard p-value thresholds useless — with N in the millions, almost any null hypothesis rejects, regardless of practical importance. A necessary corrective for data scientists drowning in statistical significance.

  2. An Introduction to Data Analysis — Statistics Done Wrong

    Alex Reinhart's 'Statistics Done Wrong' introduction to data analysis — opens with the key insight that a p-value measures surprise, not correctness. A corrective for scientists trained in classical statistics who misinterpret their own results.

  3. Everything Wrong With P-Values Under One Roof

    A comprehensive critique of p-values and null hypothesis significance testing — cataloguing the ways researchers misinterpret and misuse them. Part of a growing 2013 literature on the replication crisis and statistical reform.

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