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To get p-value of one observed value in a normal distribution
chosen
| Dec 10, 2008 8:56:58 PM
Y the observed value
X the vector of the normal distribution
n the number of X
(Y-mean(X))/(sd(X)*sqrt(1+1/n))->ts
two-side
p-value <- (1-pt(abs(ts),n-1))*2
one-side
less (distribution less than observed value)
p-value <- (1-pt(ts,n-1))
greater
p-value <- pt(ts,n-1)
benjamini hochberg method?
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