The origin of the p-value is credited to Karl Pearson ( 1900), who introduced it in connection with his chi-square test. However, it was Sir Ronald Fisher who popularized significance tests and p-values in the multiple editions of his hugely influential books Statistical Methods for Research Workers and The Design of Experiments, first published in 1925 and 1935, respectively.

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P-Values

  • Raymond Hubbard

摘要

The origin of the p-value is credited to Karl Pearson ( 1900), who introduced it in connection with his chi-square test. However, it was Sir Ronald Fisher who popularized significance tests and p-values in the multiple editions of his hugely influential books Statistical Methods for Research Workers and The Design of Experiments, first published in 1925 and 1935, respectively.