General disclaimer

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Disclaimer

• The information on the biostatistics wiki may be incorrect or incomplete. The biostatistics wiki is created from contributions by volunteers whose statistical expertise is not always known. Editing the pages is restricted to users with login credentials. In this way we try to keep the quality of the pages high. A statistician (moderator) checks all changes, but incorrect information can never be 100% avoided.

• The examples used on the biostatistics wiki are fictional and never represent actual research results. None of the examples on this wiki are derived from actual research. The results presented serve a purely didactic purpose and should never be interpreted from a medical point of view

• The biostatistics wiki is not a replacement for a statistics textbook or a biostatistics course. The biostatistics wiki tries to help medical researchers find their way around biostatistics in an accessible manner. The wiki is a kind of roadmap for finding the appropriate analysis method and provides answers to questions that many researchers get stuck on. Within this approach, the statistical methods are not always explained from start to finish. Once an analysis method has been chosen, we recommend also consulting additional (book) material for the necessary details. When precise knowledge of a particular method is desired, a biostatistics course may also be needed, in which the underlying calculations are clarified through practice.

• Contribute yourself.

Within the framework outlined above, the articles can hopefully contribute to a better general understanding of biostatistics. You are therefore encouraged to contribute to the biostatistics wiki by filling gaps and reporting and/or correcting errors.

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