Open firasm opened 9 years ago
Yeah, I think you treat them like they're independent numbers.
firasm wrote:
There is a technical reason I haven't been showing uncertainties in difference data. screen shot 2015-07-06 at 12 59 58 am https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/2507459/8517974/aefd71e4-237a-11e5-8e9f-e79530f97726.png
The reason is that I'm not actually sure how to calculate/propagate them correctly given that the populations are the same. I have the SEM of the pre and the SEM of the +1 week.
Do I just pretend I'm subtracting independent numbers and combine them as normal? It'll take a bit of time to do that, but I can if you think this is the correct way to show them. I was just going to point to the uncertainties from result 2 to show that the uncertainties are really small.
I'll let @jamescharbonneau https://github.com/jamescharbonneau comment on this one
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There is a technical reason I haven't been showing uncertainties in difference data.
The reason is that I'm not actually sure how to calculate/propagate them correctly given that the populations are the same. I have the SEM of the pre and the SEM of the +1 week.
Do I just pretend I'm subtracting independent numbers and combine them as normal? It'll take a bit of time to do that, but I can if you think this is the correct way to show them. I was just going to point to the uncertainties from result 2 to show that the uncertainties are really small.
I'll let @jamescharbonneau comment on this one