Recommended effect size interpretations for one-dimensional functional data

We present effect size (Cohen’s d-value) interpretations for functional data that are probabilistically equivalent to conventional interpretation guidelines for scalar data. Results suggest that traditionally “Large” effects occur with a high probability in functional data, and ought to be regarded as “Small” or “Very small” for probabilistic consistency.

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Pure (University of Bath)
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2025-04-02
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Meta-analysis and systematic reviews
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Recommended effect size interpretations for one-dimensional functional data

Pure (University of Bath)
Meta-analysis and systematic reviews
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Recommended effect size interpretations for one-dimensional functional data

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Abstract

We present effect size (Cohen’s d-value) interpretations for functional data that are probabilistically equivalent to conventional interpretation guidelines for scalar data. Results suggest that traditionally “Large” effects occur with a high probability in functional data, and ought to be regarded as “Small” or “Very small” for probabilistic consistency.

Pure (University of Bath)
Reduced inequalities
Openalex Percentile: Top 31%
Meta-analysis and systematic reviews
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