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serial correlation

serial correlation Serial correlation is the tendency for repeated measurements from the same person to be related to one another across time rather than acting like independent observations.

Serial correlation is the tendency for repeated measurements from the same person to be related to one another across time rather than acting like independent observations. In N-of-1 data, failing to account for this time-linked pattern can lead simple statistical tests to give misleading results.

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Drafting source: Tang Jillian; Landes Reid D. Some t -tests for N -of-1 trials with serial correlation. 2020; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0228077; article XML SHA-256 85dc9b10b952926a91636f460bed4b50e876466e35bc141908e81b49b8c6f07d. “Some t -tests for N -of-1 trials with serial correlation” (10.1371/journal.pone.0228077).
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