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hillel
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full factorial plot

Hi everyone.

could someone explain me what is the meaning of the blue line?

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Re: full factorial plot

The bar chart is automatically scaled based on the magnitude of the estimates. The blue line is plotted at LogWorth = 2. That level corresponds to p-value = 0.01. It is not intended to represent a 'hard rule' but instead it is simply provided as a reference to help interpretation. It is a visual anchor on a dynamic scale.

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Re: full factorial plot

The bar chart is automatically scaled based on the magnitude of the estimates. The blue line is plotted at LogWorth = 2. That level corresponds to p-value = 0.01. It is not intended to represent a 'hard rule' but instead it is simply provided as a reference to help interpretation. It is a visual anchor on a dynamic scale.

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