Re:Climate change and the 1991-2020 U.S. Climate Normals
by comte7092 on Monday April 26, 2021 @08:04PM
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No problem.
Part of the issue for me is that I’m attempting to wrangle statistical significance into the discussion, when I haven’t properly stepped back and frames the issue properly. Like you I need to know more about the science as well in order to give a helpful answer.
Suffice to say that statistical significance is only relevant when there is a specific statistical parameter that you want to make a determination about. And in this case I’m not entirely sure what that would be.
Looking specifically at the value you referenced, I think a more useful tool you could look at would be trend decomposition.
Part of the issue for me is that I’m attempting to wrangle statistical significance into the discussion, when I haven’t properly stepped back and frames the issue properly. Like you I need to know more about the science as well in order to give a helpful answer.
Suffice to say that statistical significance is only relevant when there is a specific statistical parameter that you want to make a determination about. And in this case I’m not entirely sure what that would be.
Looking specifically at the value you referenced, I think a more useful tool you could look at would be trend decomposition.