
Paired t-test results comparing evoked current amplitudes relative to baseline
Source:R/Sample-datasets.R
sample_eEPSC_t_test_df.RdThis is an example of the dataframe of t-test results produced using
perform_t_tests_for_summary_plot(). The dataframe can be used for further
statistical analyses, and it also has specialized columns to add significance
stars to the plot produced with plot_summary_current_data().
Format
An .rda file containing 16 objects of 10 variables
treatmentA character value specifying the treatment applied (e.g. "Control", "HNMPA") such as the antagonists or agonists, or any protocol applied to the animals (e.g. "Fasting").
.y.A character value describing the parameter compared with the t-test. In this case, this uses the mean normalized amplitude of the first evoked current ("mean_P1_transformed") which has been generated using
make_summary_EPSC_data().group1A character value describing the first group used in the paired t-test. This is the baseline interval, "t0to5".
group2A character value describing the second group used in the paired t-test. Examples include "t5to10" and "t10to15".
n1The number of paired values used in the comparison.
statisticThe test statistic.
dfThe degrees of freedom.
p_stringThe p-value expressed as a character value using
pvalStringfrom thelazyWeavepackage, which rounds the values and expresses them according to typical published values (e.g. > 0.99, < 0.001 instead of exact values).significance_starsA character value containing asterisks indicating significance.
p < 0.05 = *,p < 0.01 = **, andp < 0.001 = ***.asterisk_timeA numeric value indicating the time value where a significance star will be added. This is the midpoint of each interval. For example, the
asterisk_timefor an interval from5to10minutes will be7.5minutes.