Choose the type of multiple comparisons problem the example or definition below is illustrating. When an investigator tries different cut-off values then chooses the cut-off that makes the resulting comparison have the smallest P value. ☑ Multiple Ways to Analyze the Data Multiple Ways to Dichotomize Multiple Sample Sizes Multiple End Points: Outcome Switching Multiple Subgroups Multiple Ways to Potentially Analyze the Data: The Garden of Forking Paths Multiple Definitions of Groups Multiple Predictions or Hypothesis Multiple Geographic Areas Multiple Ways to Preprocess the Data Multiple Ways to Select Variables in Regression

Choose the type of multiple comparisons problem the example or definition below is illustrating. When an investigator tries different cut-off values then chooses the cut-off that makes the resulting comparison have the smallest P value. ☑ Multiple Ways to Analyze the Data Multiple Ways to Dichotomize Multiple Sample Sizes Multiple End Points: Outcome Switching Multiple Subgroups Multiple Ways to Potentially Analyze the Data: The Garden of Forking Paths Multiple Definitions of Groups Multiple Predictions or Hypothesis Multiple Geographic Areas Multiple Ways to Preprocess the Data Multiple Ways to Select Variables in Regression

Glencoe Algebra 1, Student Edition, 9780079039897, 0079039898, 2018

18th Edition

ISBN:9780079039897

Author:Carter

Publisher:Carter

Chapter10: Statistics

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 25SGR

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