One-WayMultipleComparisonsTests.docVIP

One-Way Multiple Comparisons Tests( Error Rates The error rate per comparison, (pc , is the probability of making a Type I error on a single comparison, assuming the null hypothesis is true. The error rate per experiment, (PE , is the expected number of Type I errors made when making c comparisons, assuming that each of the null hypotheses is true. It is equal to the sum of the per comparison alphas. If the per comparison alphas are constant, then (PE = c(pc, The familywise error rate, (fw , is the probability of making one or more Type I errors in a family of c comparisons, assuming th