“FDA recommends sharing your protocol and statistical analysis plan before the real-world study is conducted… to ensure the analysis wasn’t cherry-picked.”
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Meryl Dersarkissian
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“For things like the D statistic and the MAD score, you're really typically looking for about 80 samples, 80 observations, 80 rows of data.”
Daniel McCarville · The Audit Podcast · Ep 297: Benford's Law w/ Daniel McCarville
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Recommend using at least ~80 observations when applying statistical Benford tests (D statistic, MAD score, chi-square)
≈80 rows
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