Westfall-young Procedure
The Westfall-Young Procedure is a resampling-based multiplicity adjustment method in multiple hypothesis testing that controls the family-wise error rate by accounting for the dependence structure among test statistics through permutation or bootstrap sampling to compute adjusted p-values.
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Multiple Comparisons Theory and Methods
Iris Pigeot · Computational Statistics & Data Analysis · 1997 · 130 citations
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National Institute of Child Health
Karachi, Pakistan
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National Institute of Child Health
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ETH Zurich
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Tokyo Institute of Technology
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Leipzig University
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