I’d love to see a top-level post where someone suggests the best and/or most realistic way for scientists to do their statistics. I’m actually rather ignorant with regards to probability theory. I got a D in second semester frequentist statistics (hard teacher + I didn’t go to class or try very hard on the homework) which is indicative of how little I learned in that class. I did better in my applied statistics classes.
When is it good for scientists to do null hypothesis testing?
I’d love to see a top-level post where someone suggests the best and/or most realistic way for scientists to do their statistics. I’m actually rather ignorant with regards to probability theory. I got a D in second semester frequentist statistics (hard teacher + I didn’t go to class or try very hard on the homework) which is indicative of how little I learned in that class. I did better in my applied statistics classes.
When is it good for scientists to do null hypothesis testing?