4 shortened excerpt; added full wiki; edited for English edited Mar 14 '16 at 22:28 gung♦ 112k3434 gold badges275275 silver badges544544 bronze badges A repeated-measures test for dependent categorical data, such as yes/no data before & after a treatment. Given that two variables with the same 2 categories (McNemar test) or k categories (McNemarThe McNemar-Bowker test) form a square contingency table, the test's question is generalizes McNemar's test for $$k>2$$ categories. The tests assess whether the population proportion in every off-diagonal cell is equal to thatproportions in theeach pair of corresponding symmetric cell. The 2x2 McNemar's test can be seen also as a "marginal homogeneity" testcells are equal. A repeated-measures test for categorical data. Given that two variables with the same 2 categories (McNemar test) or k categories (McNemar-Bowker test) form a square contingency table, the test's question is whether population proportion in every off-diagonal cell is equal to that in the symmetric cell. The 2x2 McNemar's test can be seen also as a "marginal homogeneity" test. A test for dependent categorical data, such as yes/no data before & after a treatment. The McNemar-Bowker test generalizes McNemar's test for $$k>2$$ categories. The tests assess whether the population proportions in each pair of corresponding symmetric cells are equal. 3 added 77 characters in body edited Mar 14 '16 at 22:21 ttnphns 40.5k1616 gold badges153153 silver badges339339 bronze badges A repeated-measures test for categorical data. Given that two variables with the same 2 categories (McNemar test) or k categories (McNemar-Bowker test) form a square contingency table, the test's question is whether population proportion in every off-diagonal cell is equal to that in the symmetric cell. The 2x2 McNemar's test can be seen also as a "marginal homogeneity" test. A repeated-measures test for categorical data. Given that two variables with the same 2 categories (McNemar test) or k categories (McNemar-Bowker test) form a square contingency table, the test's question is whether population proportion in every off-diagonal cell is equal to that in the symmetric cell A repeated-measures test for categorical data. Given that two variables with the same 2 categories (McNemar test) or k categories (McNemar-Bowker test) form a square contingency table, the test's question is whether population proportion in every off-diagonal cell is equal to that in the symmetric cell. The 2x2 McNemar's test can be seen also as a "marginal homogeneity" test. 2 added 303 characters in body edit approved Jul 25 '13 at 12:00 ttnphns 40.5k1616 gold badges153153 silver badges339339 bronze badges A repeated-measures test for categorical data. Given that two variables with the same 2 categories (McNemar test) or k categories (McNemar-Bowker test) form a square contingency table, the test's question is whether population proportion in every off-diagonal cell is equal to that in the symmetric cell A repeated-measures test for categorical data. Given that two variables with the same 2 categories (McNemar test) or k categories (McNemar-Bowker test) form a square contingency table, the test's question is whether population proportion in every off-diagonal cell is equal to that in the symmetric cell 1 | link created Jul 25 '13 at 7:54