Sokal & Rohlf, Biometry, 2.ed, San Francisco, Freeman and Company1981 -
Statistical Tables Rohlf & Sokal, 2.ed, same publisher - Table 15, page 101
is called Critical values of the chi-squaer distribution based on Sid�k's
multiplicative inequality - this might be what you are looking for - the
ffurnished 'unusual' percentage points alfa�= 1 - (1 - alfa)1/k where alfa
is the experimentwise error rate and k is the number of comparisons
intended. This table is employed for unplanned multiple comparisons test for
the homogeneity of replicates in replicated tests of goodness of fit - see
Section 17.3 of Textbook.
I hope that this help a bit
S�ren Nielsen
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> Hi all you statalist-eners out there,
> Can anyone explain to me the sidak correction to correlate? What is it
and what
> is it used for? I've tried searching the internet for it, but nothing has
really
> told me why someone would use it.
>
> Thanks in advance for any help!
> Ben
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