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Multiple dependent parameters from 1 experiment, alpha?
Hi,
I have a lot of parameters coming from 1 behavioural experiment. Usually, if you have a lot of parameters, you should adapt your alpha for multiple testing by dividing by the number of parameters. But, as my parameters are NOT independent (e.g. frequency and duration of 1 behaviour and parameter A, parameter B and parameter A divided by A+B), how do I treat my alpha? If 2 parameters are dependent in one way or the other, do I treat them as 1 parameter? Thanks! Annetrude. |
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