flinte

Test if 2 + 2 <> 4 (on logarithmic scale)

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Sometimes predictor variables interact. And then, their joint effect to the outcome variable can be much greater or less than one would think. Use this little utility to estimate the probability that the joint effect was produced by chance.

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