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Comparison display

How the data compare candidate odds ratios

Relative to the null and the CI-implied estimate

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Computing the main comparison.

How to read the Wald reconstruction

Compatibility / confidence curve = the two-sided Wald p-value function across candidate effect sizes. Relative likelihood = a monotone transform of the same Wald distance, normalized to 1 at the CI-implied estimate. Sāˆ’2 interval = candidate effects with support no less than āˆ’2 versus the MLE, equivalent here to relative likelihood at least exp(āˆ’2) or the MLE being no more than 7.4x as supported.

Both views come from the same CI-based Wald reconstruction. The likelihood view is often easier to read as relative evidentiary support across effect sizes under that Wald approximation. This app does not reconstruct the exact fitted-model profile likelihood; likelihood-principle-style interpretation applies within the Wald reconstruction shown here, not as a claim that the original model likelihood has been recovered.

The paired 80% power markers are a legacy closed-form benchmark at alpha 0.05 and target probability 0.80. They are not the exact critical-effect solution and are not an MCID.

Summary

Interpretation

Technical reconstruction notes