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Bayes vs classical statistical p-testing .[embedded content] [For more on the RCT referred to in the video, take a look here. Mortality numbers are, of course, important, but so is the fact that among the 241 patients who received the drug, 52 developed severe illness, compared to 43 of 249 patients who did not take the drug … ]
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Bayes vs classical statistical p-testing
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[For more on the RCT referred to in the video, take a look here. Mortality numbers are, of course, important, but so is the fact that among the 241 patients who received the drug, 52 developed severe illness, compared to 43 of 249 patients who did not take the drug … ]