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H_0: \mu_a = \mu_r = \mu_s = 0. | H_0: \mu_a = \mu_r = \mu_s = 0. | ||
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- | This test is clearly significant ($p = .0011), which indicates that we can reject the null hypothesis that the (average) log risk ratio is zero for all three methods of allocation. | + | This test is clearly significant ($p = .0011$), which indicates that we can reject the null hypothesis that the (average) log risk ratio is zero for all three methods of allocation. |
Again, we could use the '' | Again, we could use the '' | ||
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- | When the model only includes continuous (i.e., numeric) predictors/ | + | When the model only includes continuous (i.e., numeric) predictors/ |
==== References ==== | ==== References ==== |
tips/models_with_or_without_intercept.txt · Last modified: 2022/08/03 11:34 by Wolfgang Viechtbauer