what is p-value
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Answer / prakash
p value is the probability of error occured by chance.in
clinical the results are considered to be significant if the
pvalue is <0.05
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Answer / krishna&rajesh
p-value is a probability value commonly used in comparative
clinical trials to test wether there exists they significance
difference for a specific summary measures.(p-value is used
to get the probability of an accomplishing result.)
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