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Hi,
it seems that in post-hoc, the prior probabilities of the comparisons are computed using pH0^(2/k), where k is the number of levels of the factor. However, in Westfall, Johnson and Utts, 1997, the suggested adjustment is pH0^(1/k). What is the idea behind using pH0^(2/k)?
thanks
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Hi,
it seems that in post-hoc, the prior probabilities of the comparisons are computed using
pH0^(2/k)
, wherek
is the number of levels of the factor. However, in Westfall, Johnson and Utts, 1997, the suggested adjustment ispH0^(1/k)
. What is the idea behind usingpH0^(2/k)
?thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: