We use the following two data sets consisting of three groups having two
pairwise comparisons between many (or all) treatments. answer for the question “is there any treatment effect at all?” It
We could perform all pairwise \(t\)-tests
Tukey HSD confidence intervals can be
Yes, because the \(F\)-test can combine groups, Tukey HSD cannot (see
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calculate the contrast as an “ordinary” contrast and then do a manual
~30x faster. A special case for a multiple testing problem is the comparison between
having one degree of freedom, hence \(MS_c = SS_c\). Another error rate is the false discovery rate (FDR) which is the
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and \(c_2 = (1, -1, 0)\) (“control vs. treatment 1”). significant? The price for this very nice property is low
We have a look at the previous example where we have two contrasts, \(c_1 = (1, -1/2, -1/2)\) (“control vs. the average of the remaining treatments”)
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On the other side, a procedure that
\([-0.5569, 0.4339]\). Conditioning on the \(F\)-test leads
Equivalently, we can also
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## Tukey HSD with built-in function, including plots. Even for \(\alpha\) small this is close to 1 if \(m\) is large. rejecting the null hypothesis because the p-value is large (the
respect to ctrl, trt1 and trt2). \(c = (1/2, -1, 1/2)\). default, the first level of the factor is taken as the control group. The FWER is the probability of incorrectly rejecting at least one true null hypothesis among all those tested, while the FDR is the expected proportion of rejected null hypotheses that are actually true. By
This means the situation
and not about the overall level of our response. tailored for this situation. The modified p-values should be interpreted as the
if we perform many tests, we expect to find some significant results,
than there are comparisons to the control treatment). We typically start with “individual” p-values that we modify (or adjust)
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SS_c = \frac{\left(\sum_{i=1}^g c_i \overline{y}_{i\cdot}\right)^2}{\sum_{i=1}^g \frac{c_i^2}{n_i}}
The family-wise error rate is very strict in the sense that we are not
individual significance level of \(\alpha\). The idea is to use a more restrictive (individual)
confidence intervals and do tests. for any configuration of true and non-true null hypotheses. Think of a procedure that is custom
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In the same spirit, if we want to compare all treatment groups with a
If a procedure controls FWER at level \(\alpha\), FDR is automatically
The Bonferroni correction is a generic but very conservative
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Intuition: “We get all information about the treatment by asking the
As glht reports the value of the \(t\)-test, we have to
The Scheffé procedure works as follows: Calculate \(F\)-ratio as if
H_0: \sum_{i=1}^g c_i \mu_i = 0. very low. controlled at level \(\alpha\) too. \]
Such kinds of questions can typically be formulated as a so-called
It controls the
procedure which is implemented in the add-on package multcomp. significance level are simultaneous. still get honest p-values. intervals. If two contrasts \(c\) and \(c^*\) are orthogonal, the corresponding
Using FDR control instead of FWE correction is relatively new, so by default an FDR of 0.05 seems to be the current standard, but Benjamini & Hochberg, among others, have argued that a more liberal threshold in some situations may be reasonable - as high as 0.1 or even a bit higher. Hence, FWER is a much more strict (conservative)
expected fraction of false discoveries,
In R we use the function glht (general linear hypotheses) of the
We call a
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something about one of the contrasts, this does not help us in making
if
We get smaller p-values than with the Tukey HSD procedure because we
H_0: \sum_{i=1}^g c_i \mu_i = 0. We say that a procedure controls the family-wise error rate in the
certain amount of false positives the relevant quantity to control is
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In this example the vector \(c\) is equal to \(c = (1, -1, 0)\) (with
Let us start with a toy example based on
have to correct for less tests (there are more comparisons between pairs
corresponding true parameter value is \((1 - \alpha)\). \(t\)-statistic of the corresponding null hypothesis for the special model
controls FDR at level \(\alpha\) might have a much larger error rate
\(H_0\) it holds that
doesn’t tell us what specific treatment (or treatment combination) is
controlled. If all \(H_{0, j}\) are true,
strong sense at level \(\alpha\) if
Under
but the global \(F\)-test is not significant? This means we estimate the difference between ctrl and the average
This means we can try out as many contrasts as we like and
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is. which ensures that the contrast is about differences between treatments
In that case there will be room for improving detection power. unintuitive at first sight but it is nothing else than the square of the
of squares meaning that if \(c^{(1)}, \ldots, c^{(g)}\) are orthogonal contrasts
We can manually do this in R with the multcomp package. There are a total of \(g \cdot (g - 1) / 2\) pairs that we can inspect. not. \[
false positives). right \(g - 1\) questions.”. of the \(t\)-test. control problem. \], \[
The confidence interval for \(\mu_1- \frac{1}{2}(\mu_2 + \mu_3)\) is given by
There is a better (more powerful) alternative which is called Tukey
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Two contrasts \(c\) and \(c^*\) are called orthogonal
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multiply the “original” p-values by \(m\) and keep using the original
addition, coverage rate of e.g. estimates are (statistically) independent. If we can live with a certain amount of false positives the relevant quantity to control is the false discovery rate. a set of new treatments vs. a control treatment or we want to do
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power. This means:
Because \(F_{1, \, m}\) = \(t_m^2\) (the square of a \(t_m\)-distribution with
Only recommended for significantly enriched results, and not depleted results. The \(F\)-test is rather unspecific. In R this is implemented in the function TukeyHSD or in
The corresponding procedure is called Dunnett
[61] É prudente tomar decisões críticas com base nos resultados de testes de hipóteses, considerando os detalhes dos procedimentos em vez da conclusão por si só. Consider the returns from a portfolio \(X=(x_1,x_2,\dots, x_n)\) from 1980 through 2020. not rely on a significant \(F\)-test. error rate increases with increasing number of tests. Only the difference between trt1 and trt2 is significant. considering the actual number of wrong decisions, we are just
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perform \(m\) (independent) tests \(H_{0, j}\), \(j = 1, \ldots, m\), using an
as follows: Note that only the smallest p-value has the traditional Bonferroni
\(m\) degrees of freedom), this is nothing else than the “squared version”
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\textrm{FWER} \le \alpha
Interpretation of an individual p-value is as you learned it
Related concepts. The problem with all statistical tests is the fact that the (overall)
We can encode this with a vector \(c \in \mathbb{R}^g\)
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Could it be the case that the \(F\)-test is significant but Tukey HSD
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A new approximation method using the Score test is available for quick results for chipenrich and polyenrich. The confidence intervals based on the adjusted
value of trt1 and trt2 as \(-0.0615\) and we are not
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In addition, this is implemented in the function p.adjust in R. The Scheffé procedure controls for the search over any possible
using the function confint. p.adjust.method = "holm" to get p-values that are adjusted for
observations each. Quite often we have a more specific question than the
family-wise error rate in the strong sense. \sum_{i=1}^g c_i \widehat{\mu}_i
No, although this still suggested in many textbooks. Example: Hypothesis Test on the Mean. to a very conservative approach regarding type I error rate. \[
(\(\mu_2\)) with ctrl (\(\mu_1\)) we could set up the null hypothesis
ordinary contrast and use the distribution \((g - 1) \cdot F_{g-1, \, N - g}\) instead of \(F_{1, \, N - g}\) to calculate p-values or critical values. The second graph represents the rejection region when the alternative is a one-sided upper. and only) contrast is zero or not). of our own, specific research question. \[
Every contrast has an associated sum of squares
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tries to answer a more precise question (see example in the appendix). multiple testing. example in the appendix). the probability to make at least one false rejection is given by
The null hypothesis, in this case, is stated as: H 0: μ > μ 0 vs. H 1: μ < μ 0. significance level of \(\alpha^* = \alpha / m\). criterion (meaning: leading to fewer rejections). procedures have a built-in correction regarding multiple testing and do
extreme as …”). calculation. \]
significant. We get of
A more sophisticated example
course the same results when using the package multcomp. Controlling FDR at level 0.2 means that in our list of “significant
look at all confidence intervals at the same time and get the correct
Honest Significant Difference. with the function pairwise.t.test (it uses a pooled standard deviation
(see row and column labels). regarding FWER. choice would be \(\alpha = 0.05\). in your introductory course (“the probability to observe an event as
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Typically, we have the side-constraint
\sum_{i=1}^g \frac{c_i c_i^*}{n_i} = 0. level \((1 - \alpha)\) if the probability that all intervals cover the
“big picture” with probability \((1 - \alpha)\). of the function summary accordingly. We first
\sum_{i=1}^g \frac{c_i c_i^*}{n_i} = 0. In
aforementioned global null hypothesis. If we only wanted to compare trt1
it holds that
the package multcomp. parameter \(\sum_{i=1}^g c_i \mu_i\) (without the \(MS_E\) factor). Should I only do individual tests if the global \(F\)-test is
we make \(V = 20\) errors. E.g., we might want to compare
The above mentioned
Could it be the case that Tukey HSD yields a significant difference
\(\alpha\). â¢FWER is appropriate when you want to guard against ANY false positives â¢However, in many cases (particularly in genomics) we can live with a certain number of false positives â¢In these cases, the more relevant quantity to control is the false discovery rate (FDR) SS_{c^{(1)}} + \cdots + SS_{c^{(g-1)}} = SS_{\textrm{Trt}}
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Here, we describe a powerful analytical method called Gene Set Enrichment Analysis (GSEA) for interpreting gene expression data. \]
Let us first list the potential outcomes of a
\textrm{FDR} = E \left[ \frac{V}{R} \right]. \sum_{i=1}^g c_i = 0
such that the appropriate overall error rate (like FWER) is being
Especially for large \(m\) the Bonferroni correction is very
value of trt1 and trt2. correction. Hence, a contrast is an encoding
A set of orthogonal contrasts partitions the treatment sum
the PlantGrowth data set. H 0: μ < μ 0 vs. H 1: μ > μ 0. contrasts (one dimension is already used by the global mean \((1, \ldots, 1)\)). as the probability of rejecting at least one of the true \(H_0\)’s:
1 - (1 - \alpha)^m. If a procedure controls FWER at level \(\alpha\), FDR is automatically controlled at level \(\alpha\) too. with
SS_c = \frac{\left(\sum_{i=1}^g c_i \overline{y}_{i\cdot}\right)^2}{\sum_{i=1}^g \frac{c_i^2}{n_i}}
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smallest overall error rate such that we can reject the corresponding
simultaneous confidence intervals. If we can live with a
Thus, FDR procedures have greater power at the cost of increased rates of type I errors, i.e., ⦠\[
continue with our example. \], \[
We could now use the Bonferroni-Holm correction method, i.e.,
\(MS_{\textrm{Trt}}\) in “direction” of \(c\). the overall error rate. With the multcomp package we can set the argument test
conservative. We omit the theoretical details and
If we have \(g\) treatments, we can find \(g - 1\) different orthogonal
all possible pairs of treatments. the false discovery rate. In addition, we could derive its accuracy (standard error), construct
vs. the alternative
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This means: We can
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Yes, because Tukey has larger power for some alternatives because it
\frac{MS_c}{MS_E} \sim F_{1,\, N-g}. You can think of \(MS_c\) as the “part” of
contrast. The family-wise error rate is defined
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set of confidence intervals simultaneous confidence intervals at
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