What is the difference when using response screening vs. T test ?

[#1]

Hi all,

Recently I am looking into the significance of tests for two group of conditions across >2k tests.

Need some advice --> what would be a better way to do so: to use the response screening platform or do a script to get the T ratio & Pvalues from the Oneway platform ? Is there a difference  between both ? 

Thank you.. 

[#2 · Accepted solution]

The difference between the Oneway option t Test and the Response Screening F Ratio, is that the Oneway option assumes Unequal Variances, while the Response Screening uses Pooled variances(assumed equal variances).  If you select the Mans/Anova/Pooled t, you will get the identical results from the Oneway analysis and the Response Screening (F Ratio = t^2)

[#3]

Thanks @txnelson ! This gives me better view of both platforms now