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Plot of power

        

        

          

            
            
          

          

            
            
          

          

            
            
              
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Power table

        
In case you need to plan a power analysis this, probably long, table gives you power for all
        n across the range you requested and for your k, i.e. the number of tests you plan to do.  
        At the end of the table there is a button that allows you to download the table in CSV format 
        if that is helpful for you.

        

        

          You can download the entire dataset using the following button.  
          I have chosen csv (comma separated variables) format as it's a 
          nice safe format for simple data like this and can be imported into 
          pretty much any software though you may have to check out how if you 
          haven't done this before.
        

        
          
          Download as csv
        
        

        

        

          App created by Chris Evans
          PSYCTC.org
          some time before 24.xii.24.  Licenced under a 
          Creative Commons, Attribution Licence-ShareAlike
           Please respect that and put an acknowledgement and link back to here if re-using 
        anything from here.
        

        
Updated 4.v.25 and 5.v.25 sorting out various infelicities in the original.

        

        


  
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