"Experiement Error Rate" vs "Familywise Error Rate"
- From: Jacob44 <jbdavis@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 18 Jun 2007 22:57:51 EDT
I'm currently in SAS running a fixed effect AVOVA model (PROC GLM). In my code I know how to run tukey, bon, dunnett, sidak, holmes etc... But I'm getting confused as to which one controls for "Experiement Error Rate". I'm familiar with Per-Contrast, Familywise, Comparisonwise and Per-Family error rate, but what does a person mean when they say "Experiment Error Rate" and which methodology controls for this? Any insight would be appreciated.
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