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This tag is ambiguous and should be avoided.
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Is this a valid method to adjust for multiple testing?
Assuming I have 100 variables and I do a t-test for each of them without adjusting the p-values, and get 8 significant p-values out of the 100 tests. If my alpha is 5% can I just say that since I expe …
