WEEK 30 · AUDIT DELIVERY 2; PAPER 3 RESULTS
Two deliveries meet this week, and they rhyme. For the client, you close the audit with a readout and an anonymised case study (with permission). For the partner, you open the envelope: the wet-lab results for your candidates, analysed exactly as pre-registered in week 24. Small numbers of samples need special care: with three replicates, one outlier can create or destroy a "finding". Think of a restaurant with thre…
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Saturday sandbox · after Vaux, Fidler & Cumming (2012), "Replicates and repeats—what is the difference and is it signific…
Coursera Introduction to Statistics (Stanford), module on small-sample inference
In: LABLOOP-W30 Notebook
By Sunday you should be able to say: “I can show whether my predictions held in a real lab, with every replicate visible, and I delivered a client readout the same week.”
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