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How are the critical values for Dunnett's and Tukey's multiple comparison tests computed? Prism (up to version 5) does not compute critical values for the ...

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The critical values of q for Tukey multiple comparisons is explained in reference 2. C code can be found here. The critical values of q for Dunnett's test are ...

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Tukey's multiple comparison tests were used to compare all pairs of means (table above). You only care about the first comparison -- control vs. treated -- ...

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Multiplicity adjusted (“exact”) P values can be reported with Bonferroni, Tukey, Dunnett, Dunn, or Holm-Sidak multiple comparisons testing following one- or two

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The critical values of q for Tukey multiple comparisons is explained in reference 2. C code can be found here. The critical values of q for Dunnett's test are ...

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Multiple comparison approach Correct for multiple comparisons using ... Tukey method (3). That means that with some data sets, the Holm-Šídák method ...

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Surprisingly, there are multiple ways to compute these percentile values. ... The chance of finding one or more "outlier" by Tukey's rule in data sampled from a ...

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The q ratio reported by both the Tukey test and the Newmann-Keuls differ from the one reported by Dunnett's test by a factor of the square root of 2, so cannot ...

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The variable q is used as part of the results of the FDR approach to multiple comparisons, and as part of the Tukey and Dunnett multiple comparisons tests.

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It is only used as a followup to ANOVA. •Unlike the Bonferroni, Tukey, Dunnett and Holm methods, Fisher's LSD does not correct for multiple comparisons.

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