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family-wise error rate

family-wise error rate Family-wise error rate is the overall chance of making one or more false-positive findings when many tests are considered together.

Family-wise error rate is the overall chance of making one or more false-positive findings when many tests are considered together. In this context, it refers to controlling the risk of wrongly flagging any review as LLM-generated across a set of multiple reviews.

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Drafting source: Rao Vishisht Srihari; Kumar Aounon; Lakkaraju Himabindu; Shah Nihar B.. Detecting LLM-generated peer reviews. 2025; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0331871; article XML SHA-256 6c1ca41ab82068a09b0d0191957bf995633ddf0a1147bbda460855db608f0b65. “Detecting LLM-generated peer reviews” (10.1371/journal.pone.0331871).
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