Hi everyone,
I have a conducted a Fisher's exact test with Monte Carlo simulation which resulted in a significant p value. My row variable, which is the # of people, has 4 levels (0, 1-50, 51-100, 101-150) and my column variable has 5 levels (AccountA, AccountB, AccountC, AccountD, AccountE).
To identify the significant pairs between groups, I've conducted multiple comparisons using a 2x5 tables (e.g., 0 vs 1-50, 0 vs 51-100 etc.) with Bonferroni adjustment, and the adjusted Bonferroni p values are below. I am unsure of how to interpret the Bonferroni p values...for example, how would the adjusted p value for Test 1 (0 vs 1-50 people) be interpreted?
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