evalstats Monte Carlo Results Released
IanArawjo · x · 2026-07-18
The author notes that the evalstats Monte Carlo simulations for p-value tests, confidence interval methods, and FWER control methods are finally complete.
Key conclusions include:
- The FWER story is more complex than expected;
- However, Wilcoxon signed-ranks remains robust as a p-value method across varying sample sizes and data types;
- Links to the real-world data results have also been provided.
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