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Advises on statistical analysis that are often useful in practice (but are not always guaranteed to work).
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Rules of thumb for minimum sample size for multiple regression
I'm not a fan of simple formulas for generating minimum sample sizes.
At the very least, any formula should consider effect size and the questions of interest.
And the difference between either side o …
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Rules of thumb for "modern" statistics
If you're deciding between two ways of analysing your data, try it both ways and see if it makes a difference.
This is useful in many contexts:
To transform or not transform
Non-parametric or para …