A p-value is, colloquially, a notion of evidence against the null in hypothesis testing. Mathematically, they are typically defined as a random variable such that, under the null hypothesis , obey
See issues with p-values and p-hacking.
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A p-value is, colloquially, a notion of evidence against the null in hypothesis testing. Mathematically, they are typically defined as a random variable P such that, under the null hypothesis H0, obey
PH0(P≤α)≤α,∀α∈(0,1).See issues with p-values and p-hacking.