Rand R. Wilcox

The paper introduces a method to reduce outlier influence in EEG data using principal component projection weights in linear models, improving statistical power and controlling error rates.

The paper challenges the use of mean and median for skewed distributions like reaction times, advocating for quantile estimation instead.

This study finds that perinatal exposure to maternal smoking is associated with reduced cortical surface area in specific brain regions and increased disease risk in middle-aged and older adults.

The paper provides guidelines for using modern statistical methods in neuroscience to improve power and control Type I error rates.

The paper introduces graphical methods and tools to better compare two groups in neuroscience, offering more detailed insights than traditional bar graphs and t-tests.