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st: Fwd: STATA/ detectable difference
Elliot emailed me privately with the information that a Journal
Reviewer asked for the "minimum detectable" difference. In this case,
Elliot should give a set of plausible values, not just the observed
sample value, for one of his proportions. So, if he observed p0_hat
= 12% and p1_hat = 20%, he might use values p0 = 0.10 0.125 0.15 to
compute minimum detectable risks.
Then he can state. "The minimum relative risks detectable in advance
depended on the true proportion in Group 1. For assumed proportions
of 0.10, 0.125, and 0.15, the corresponding detectable relative risks
were: x, y, and z."
-Steve
Begin forwarded message:
From: Elliott Dasenbrook <[email protected]>
I have submitted a manuscript and a reviewer requested that we
provide "the minimum detectable difference that our study had the
power to detect";
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