Analyses from beginning to end

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# Analyses from beginning to end
## Day 4
### Jason Lerch

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# Hello World

Only a few slides today - most time will be taken up in interactive data analysis

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# The presentation

First note: room change. Rather than the exam centre, we'll meet in PMH 7-605 (same as day 1) for the presentation. We can then either have the exam there too or move to the exam centre.

No need to create a presentation - just make sure to have sent your html output from today's assignment.

2 minutes to present your core conclusions.

1-2 minutes of questions from me.

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# The assignment

Take the "real" data, and

(1) Analyze with the pre-registered plan from yesterday.

(2) Reanalyze with any updated analyses you want to explore.

(3) Describe your recommendation regarding whether the new therapeutic is worth adopting and why.

Note: each group has different data this time; get your data here

https://jasonlerch.github.io/MBP-stats-2019/last-assignment-data/Yates.csv

(replacing "Yates" with your group name)

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# The exam

14 questions

Very similar in style to what you've seen from the quizzes

Includes interpreting of plots, interpreting of linear model outputs, true/false and multiple choice questions on p values, multiple comparisons, data splitting, statistical power, and the crisis of replication.

No R coding required.

No formula's need memorizing.

Nothing new from today - today is revisiting what we've discussed the last three days

Nothing from the papers except what was explicitly discussed in class.