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Guidelines for presenting results of a statistical analysis in a research manuscript, presentation, or for general public.
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How should tiny $p$-values be reported? (and why does R put a minimum on 2.22e-16?)
Such extreme p-values occur more often in fields with very large amounts of data, such as genomics and process monitoring. In those cases, it's sometimes reported as -log10(p-value). See for example, …
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How to visualize a fitted multiple regression model?
To visualize the model, rather than the data, JMP uses an interactive "profiler" plot. Here's a static view.
And here's a link to a dynamic view.
It's similar to your scatter plot idea and can be …
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