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[Question] What is it called when one plot point shifts an entire study?

Is there a name for the concept of one point being such an outlier that it actually shifts the average above any other known point. For example let’s say there’s 10 people in a study, 9 of them generally average let’s say 150 lbs weight wise with normal…

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[Q] Dr Swan claims strong relationship between "AGD" and semen concentration, but the scatter plot looks like a low r value to me. What am I missing?

You'll see why I didn't spell out "AGD" when you look at the paper :) While watching the Netflix documentary about plastics and fertility ("The Plastic Detox"), they had a shot of Dr. Swan's paper.…

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[Software] SimtablR: Quick and Easy Epidemiological Tables, Diagnostic Tests, and Multi-Outcome Regression - version 3 now available on CRAN!

🎞Watch the short demo here: https://www.reddit.com/r/RStudio/s/K88EvqP6EC Hello everyone! After 8 months (of rather sporadic) work, I am really excited to share the biggest update to SimtablR, an R package designed to streamline the most common…

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[Research] Using exact sign tests due to small sample size, but needing to control for multiple comparisons

Context: I have to send my final dissertation manuscript to my committee tomorrow. My chair called me this morning and told me my stats are all wrong because I ran too many tests with too small of a sample (10 participants).…

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[Question] Statistical analysis for metagenomic enrichment cultures with linked time points - need advice please

Hi everyone, just want to preface by saying i am very much a microbiologist and know extremely little in the world of stats. I’ll give some context to my experiment: I preformed an enrichment where i grew bacteria in vials (n= 3) for 6 weeks, then took a…

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[Question] Educational testing and what exactly is the control?

I want to study if one technique of teaching has a significant impact on learning. Yes, I could do a pre- and post-test and with a matched pair t-test and look for significance. But my problem is assuming that any teaching will result in some learning.…

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[Question] When trying to calculate effect size in a medical research study, what to do if the results are a decrease in event incidence?

Hello everyone! I hope this is an appropriate place to ask my question. I am a 2nd-year PharmD student who is currently in my first Evidence-Based Medicine class (aka journal club).…

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[Discussion] Why do Forward and Backward Stepwise Regression algorithms produce different results?

I am performing an ordinal regression analysis with 10 predictors, reduced from an original set of 50. Sample size: N = 380. One of these predictors is the primary predictor of interest (Safety Hazards [SH], a continuous variable).…

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How useful is observational causal inference / uplift modeling in the tech industry right now? [Q]

I have been working on causal inference and experimentation frameworks within the e-commerce tech industry lately, specifically dealing with platform behavioral and transaction telemetry data to determine how customers behaves on those e-commerce…

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[Question] How to choose the best sample size for an experimental true experiment research?

Hi! We are doing a research paper for a veterinary med subject where we will test an effect of a certain GAG on a chicken embryo. Question is, what would be the best sample size to use? I can only think of using G Power, but from there how do I do it?…

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