question archive Many of the comparison procedures and tests we discussed such as the t-test for difference in two means, test for two proportions and the F test for the equality of two variances only control for the pairwise (or individual) comparison error rate
Many of the comparison procedures and tests we discussed such as the t-test for difference in two means, test for two proportions and the F test for the equality of two variances only control for the pairwise (or individual) comparison error rate
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Many of the comparison procedures and tests we discussed such as the t-test for difference in two means, test for two proportions and the F test for the equality of two variances only control for the pairwise (or individual) comparison error rate. One reason things get more complicated when you compare many groups is that you need to control for the experiment wise error rate.
