-
multiple hypotheses tests. John
Tukey developed in 1953 the
concept of a
familywise error rate as the
probability of
making a Type I
error among a specified...
- family-wise
error rate. When all null
hypotheses are true, the
method provides familywise error control that is
exact for
tests that are
stochastically independent...
- {\mathrm {FWER} }}=\Pr(V\geq 1)\,} . As the
number of
tests grows, the
familywise error rate
usually converges to 1
while the
false positive rate remains...
- is the
second famous pooram in Kerala.[citation needed] Kalabham, in
familywise, can be held on there,
kalabham is a
famous vazhipadu. This
temple is...
- have been published. The main
characters are a
group of friends,
living familywise though the only blood-relation is
Sidonia being an aunt of Suzy. In the...
- S2CID 912325.
Stoica P, Babu P (2022). "False
discovery rate (FDR) and
familywise error rate (FER)
rules for
model selection in
signal processing applications"...
- same hypothesis, the
probability of the
occurrence of
falses positives (
familywise error rate)
increase and some
strategy are used to
control this occurrence...
- such as p-hacking and
unreported multiple testing that
leads to
inflated familywise error rates (e.g., Navarro, 2020). Again, they have
pointed out that preregistration...
- Cuffdiff, Ballgown).
Following regression, most
tools employ either familywise error rate (FWER) or
false discovery rate (FDR) p-value
adjustments to...
- Brittain,
Erica H. (2020-04-30). "A
primer on
strong vs weak
control of
familywise error rate".
Statistics in Medicine. 39 (9): 1407–1413. doi:10.1002/sim...
