Open liu-psy opened 5 years ago
Hi @1excel ,
maybe it's too late since you asked this, but if your p-value is 0 when using perm.p = T, it means that the p-value is smaller than 1/nperm. You may need to increase the number of permutations by changing the parameter nperm, which by default it is 500 (telling you that the p-value is < 0.002), in order to get a different from zero p-value.
In mdmr(), when I use permutation(perm.p = T) to test my data, if the one predictor's p-value are too small , it will be 0, which I can't correct it in next stage. How can I do to avoid this situation.
Thanks advance!