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natski
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Dear all,
If one has a distribution f(x,mean,sigma), for example the normal distribution, is there a better alternative to the p-value?
I have heard many comments that claim the p-value is not to be taken too seriously.
Consider that I wish to calculate that probability that x could take a value x1, where x1 > mean, how do I do this more reliably? Is there a Bayesian method perhaps?
Cheers,
Natski
If one has a distribution f(x,mean,sigma), for example the normal distribution, is there a better alternative to the p-value?
I have heard many comments that claim the p-value is not to be taken too seriously.
Consider that I wish to calculate that probability that x could take a value x1, where x1 > mean, how do I do this more reliably? Is there a Bayesian method perhaps?
Cheers,
Natski