The bounds [low, high] in the units of the data (raw) and of the standardised difference (smd).
[low, high] in the units of the data.
[low, high] in the units of the standardised difference.
1 - 2 alpha.
"EQU" or "MET".
The test of the lower bound: alternative "greater" (EQU) or "less" (MET).
The t test's method ("Welch Two Sample t-test", " Two Sample t-test", "Paired t-test", "One Sample t-test").
The p-value of the TOST: the larger (EQU) or the smaller (MET) of the p-values of lower and upper.
The raw effect, the difference minus mu: estimate, standard error and 1 − 2 alpha interval.
Its 1 − 2 alpha interval.
The difference minus mu.
Its standard error.
The standardised mean difference: its label ("Hedges's g(av)", "Cohen's d", "Hedges's g(z)", "Glass's delta(g)", ...), estimate, standard error, 1 − 2 alpha interval, the degrees of freedom of its interval and the
bias correction J (1 without it).
Its 1 − 2 alpha interval.
The degrees of freedom of the interval.
The estimate.
The bias correction J (1 without it).
The name of the standardised difference, such as "Hedges's g(av)".
Its standard error.
The two-sided t test of the difference against mu (TOSTER's "t-test" row).
The test of the upper bound: alternative "less" (EQU) or "greater" (MET).
TOSTER's notes, as warnings.
Result of tTOST and tsumTOST.