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. 2011 Oct 20;6(10):e26221. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0026221

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-values. Shown are the relative increase in the χ² of the fit as a function of different fixed -values, for each value freely adjusting all other unknown parameters [79]. Data are shown for the absorbance IgG data set (black) and the interference data set from the BSA sample (blue). For each, the dashed line shows the increase predicted by F-statistics for the 68% confidence level [79]. This critical increase of χ² is lower for the BSA data set due to the significantly larger number of data points.

Inline graphic — -values. Shown are the relative increase in the χ² of the fit as a function of different fixed -values, for each value freely adjusting all other unknown parameters [79]. Data are shown for the absorbance IgG data set (black) and the interference data set from the BSA sample (blue). For each, the dashed line shows the increase predicted by F-statistics for the 68% confidence level [79]. This critical increase of χ² is lower for the BSA data set due to the significantly larger number of data points.