Dear all,
My colleagues and I conducted a research involving a dichotomous outcome (i.e., the detection of an unexpected event in a particular scenery). We assigned participants randomly in one out of three condition. Our hypothesis is that one of this condition will increase the detection of the unexpected event. We decided to analyse the data using bootstrap analysis to estimate detection rates and CIs (rather than binary logistic regression). One reviewer of our first draft asks for references to justify for the use of bootstrap in this situation. Could you, please, direct me to such references?
Thank you.
Best.
F.
My colleagues and I conducted a research involving a dichotomous outcome (i.e., the detection of an unexpected event in a particular scenery). We assigned participants randomly in one out of three condition. Our hypothesis is that one of this condition will increase the detection of the unexpected event. We decided to analyse the data using bootstrap analysis to estimate detection rates and CIs (rather than binary logistic regression). One reviewer of our first draft asks for references to justify for the use of bootstrap in this situation. Could you, please, direct me to such references?
Thank you.
Best.
F.