| ▲ | maccard a day ago | |
Fair play to you for answering, but that’s not what a P value is! A p value is the chance of getting a result greater than the result you actually got, _assuming you are testing a hypothesis_. I’m also pretty sure I would fall in the camp of saying “nope don’t understand P values” as I can’t remember anything else about them. | ||
| ▲ | Ekaros a day ago | parent [-] | |
Same. I think it involves doing some other stuff very much properly... Like formulating whole thing... And even then you might luck out if you try enough of things... So I admit I only know that P values are somewhat useful some of the time. | ||