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In general, beware statistics. Check and double check before making assumptions. This applies to more than just neuroscience papers. When reading scientific
by 101010010101 15y ago
In general, beware statistics. Check and double check before making assumptions. This applies to more than just neuroscience papers.
When reading scientific papers, beware conclusions.
Isn't the important thing whether someone else can replicate the experiments and achieve similar/same results?
- pbhjpbhj 15y ago>Isn't the important thing whether someone else can replicate the experiments and achieve similar/same results? // Or whether a statistically significant proportion of experiments return a significantly similar result? ;0)>
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- 101010010101 15y agoIf the experiments are replicated enough times by other labs to create an sufficient sample size.