On what basis does a parameter take its default value? (Significance level)

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On what basis does a parameter take its default value?

Asked from Significance level, a Parameters: The probability an experiment reports an effect that is not there. The convention is five percent, and it is set with the power rather than after the result.

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On what basis does a parameter take its default value?

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