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Signals situations where one is concerned about achieving intended power and size when more than one hypothesis test is performed.
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Which type of statistical analysis to run in R with 2 treatment types in my study?
(Originally asked on Stack Overflow, reposting here after a commentor mentioned this is a better place to ask it.)
I have a seed germination study that I am trying to analyze. In this study I had 4 d …
