Interesting! [General Sta­tis­tics]

posted by GM – India, 2017-03-29 22:06 (2582 d 17:53 ago) – Posting: # 17209
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Dear David,

❝ For the statistical evaluation of "difference in means", to be compared with the same statistical conclusion of "difference in means" with the 90% confidence interval, the p value must be assessed against the 10% significance level. So, if your 90% Confidence Interval does not contain 1, then the p-value for formulation is also significant at the 10% significance level and may or not be also significant at the 5% significance level.


As Helmut also told in the above discussion, generally we are assessing the treatment effect @5% significance level only.

But based on your statement, it is 10% level of significance. Now I am in confusion :confused:... whether 5% level or 10% level of significance we need to consider for BE...? Please clarify.

Thanks.
Regards,
GM

Best Regards,
GM

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