The Conversation: "Goodbye P value: is it time to let go of one of science’s most fundamental measures?"

An article from 2015 but might be of interest.

https://theconversation.com/goodbye...e-of-sciences-most-fundamental-measures-38057

 

As they say, a bad workman always blames his tools.

If the researchers are inappropriately generalising effects based on p values, the problem is the researcher, not the statistical tool.

 

Interesting find @Andy

The Author Lewis Halsey is on twitter and his expertise is interesting. It's to do with energy expenditure and behaviour in vertebrates (non-human) and some other related things.

He's at Roehampton: https://pure.roehampton.ac.uk/porta...y(72598c2a-2e24-4eb5-a661-30addc5a143d).html/

 

Just read Halsey bio. He uses acceleration loggers to record behaviour and energetics in animals. Are these what we need to record daily data?