Hi:would be any statistically meaningful difference between the two methods?
To test if the data from the two groups have a meaningful difference, we need to use the difference as the test statistics. For example, to test if the performance of a new method is better than the existing method.
The question is that what if we do not have the original data but only some reported statistics? For example, a publication reported some statistics of method-1, and another publication reported some statistics of method-2. How do we check if there
Hi:would be any statistically meaningful difference between the two methods?
To test if the data from the two groups have a meaningful difference, we need to use the difference as the test statistics. For example, to test if the performance of a new method is better than the existing method.
The question is that what if we do not have the original data but only some reported statistics? For example, a publication reported some statistics of method-1, and another publication reported some statistics of method-2. How do we check if there
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