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Hi ernie_aka, The larger the effect size, the easier it is to detect it. Therefore, it makes sense that you need a larger sample size to detect an effect size of 0.25, as compared to a fairly larger effect size of 0.5. As a rough example, imagine an experiment where you use 2 different...

Greetings all, Let's suppose I have an ANOVA with three variables: Y ~ a + b + c. When I report the results, I would like to include the eta-squared for each of the three variables as a barplot. My question is the following: since the definition of eta-squared is "the proportion of the...

I am not aware of a function that directly does that, but you could try the following. Let's suppose your data.frame is x: ind <- which(apply(x,1,is.element, el=0)) x <- x[-ind,] The object ind contains the rows that have at least one zero. Then, with a logical indexing you can omit these...

Hi All, I am looking for a good paper about the reproducibility crisis or any related issue (ideally a review), published in the last couple of years on a high impact factor journal. I am especially interested in the medical field, but a general review would be fine as well. Does anybody have a...

Thank you everyone for the valuable input! I obviously need to read more about the matter, but you have given me clear directions. Maybe my original confusion comes from the fact that in R, which I use for my analyses, both the Wilcoxon Rank Sum and Signed Tests are run with the same function...

Hello Karabiner! Thank you for your answer. I might say something stupid, but I thought the Wilcoxon signed rank test has similar assumptions to the Mann-Whitney U test... am I wrong? If so, the literature for the Mann-Whitney U test says that it is sensitive to departures for normality and...

Thank you hlsmith! Unfortunately, I am not allowed to post the data here. However, I suspected that a permutation would be a solution - honestly, I tried to avoid it because I am not very knowledgeable on the matter. I will try to look into it. Thank you again for your help!

Greetings good people, I work on a project where a number of subjects (N = 5) with a particular disease were measured in two specific regions of their bodies (say, region1 and region2) using a specific medical instrument. Based on the pathophysiology of the disease, region1 should give...