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Nudging my question. I could do with confirmation before proceeding with my current projects. Thank you.
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From the point of view of visualization, I find handy the fact that raw p-values give more resolution than adjusted ones, which allows one …
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> the results are not satisfactory to me
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It's not an implementation problem I am discussing (it's trivial obviously) -- more that for most purposes the y-axis metric should be the …
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