[The problem of small "n" and big "P" in neuropsycho-pharmacology, or how to keep the rate of false discoveries under control]
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One of the characteristics of many methods used in neuropsychopharmacology is that a large number of parameters (P) are measured in relatively few subjects (n). Functional magnetic resonance imaging, electroencephalography (EEG) and genomic studies are typical... ...
