davidjamesbryant
commented
10 months ago At present, the only rounding is to 4 significant figures, so that fact you are getting zero means you must be only a few digits more than numerical zero. So you’d be find with an assumption that p<10^{-10}, say.
-David
From: henni164 @.> Date: Thursday, 1 February 2024 at 12:57 PM To: husonlab/splitstree6 @.> Cc: Subscribed @.***> Subject: [husonlab/splitstree6] Phi test option to report more digits (Issue #16)
Hi,
When I ran the phi test for recombination, my result was significant, but the p-value reported was 0.0. It would be helpful to have the full value reported (0.000003 or whatever it may be) to the user!
Cheers
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henni164
Hi,
When I ran the phi test for recombination, my result was significant, but the p-value reported was 0.0. It would be helpful to have the full value reported (0.000003 or whatever it may be) to the user!
Cheers