Statisticians Find They Can Agree: It’s Time to Stop Misusing P-Values
Is the p-value really not the probability of your results being due to chance? Is that not a perfectly valid definition of it?<p>I suppose 'chance' is a little hand-wavy, but isn't a p-value just the probability of your data given that your hypothesis is false? Isn't that literally and precisely the probability that they occurred by chance?