- statistics, the
Bonferroni correction is a
method to
counteract the
multiple comparisons problem. The
method is
named for its use of the
Bonferroni inequalities...
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unions of events.
These bounds are
known as
Bonferroni inequalities,
after Carlo Emilio Bonferroni; see
Bonferroni (1936). Let S1:=∑i=1nP(Ai),S2:=∑1≤i1<i2≤nP(Ai1∩Ai2)...
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Carlo Emilio Bonferroni (28
January 1892 – 18
August 1960) was an
Italian mathematician who
worked on
probability theory.
Bonferroni studied piano and...
- In statistics, the Holm–
Bonferroni method, also
called the Holm
method or
Bonferroni–Holm method, is used to
counteract the
problem of
multiple comparisons...
- for
stochastic dominance, Dunn's test,
pairwise Mann–Whitney
tests with
Bonferroni correction, or the more
powerful but less well
known Conover–Iman test...
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comparisons Closed testing procedure Bonferroni correction Boole–
Bonferroni bound Duncan's new
multiple range test Holm–
Bonferroni method Harmonic mean p-value...
- Sidak's
multiple testing procedure. This
procedure is more
powerful than
Bonferroni but the gain is small. This
procedure can fail to
control the FWER when...
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stringent than the
Bonferroni correction, but only slightly. For example, for α{\displaystyle \alpha } = 0.05 and m = 10, the
Bonferroni-adjusted
level is...
- to family-wise
error rate (FWER)
controlling procedures (such as the
Bonferroni correction),
which control the
probability of at
least one Type I error...
- they were preplanned.": 12–13 Some
common post hoc
tests include: Holm-
Bonferroni Procedure Newman-Keuls Rodger’s
Method Scheffé’s
Method Tukey’s Test (see...
