Dunnett's one sided adjustment
- From: samir2804@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: 24 May 2007 02:47:39 -0700
Hi everybody;
i want to test H0: µ(B)=µ(A) against H1 : µ(B)>µ(A)
the p-value for this is given by :
adj_p1=1-probmc('DUNNETT1', tValue, ., df, 6);
the second test is H0: µ(B)=µ(A) against H1 : µ(A)>µ(B)
adj_p2=1-probmc('DUNNETT1', -tValue, ., df, 6);
someone can tell me why adj_p1+adj_p2 don't equal 1.
i don't know if the p-values come from a symetrique distribution. What
about the left bound of the distribution, is it bounded?
Thank's a lot for who giving me a help.
.
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