Dear all,
I used a log transform to normalize the distribution
of a biochemical substance. I then use a ttest to
compare the transformed mean of cases to controls. I
now want to present my results listing the means, stds
and the p-value. I could present the original
(untransformed) means and stds, but I think that is
misleading. Now, I know that the transformed mean is
the geometric mean, so no problem there, but what
about the standard error. How can I "untransform" it?
Thanks,
Ricardo.
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Ricardo Ovaldia, MS
Statistician
Oklahoma City, OK
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