I'm performing test on one variance and in order to asses normality of X, I've transformed data with first natural logarithm transformation,then square transformation and calculated confidence interval. I want to see as well how would confidence interval for not transformed data and I was just wondering how one should recalculate the confidence interval. I can of course calculate it with non transformed data, but I would like to know how to just retransform the confidence interval, that we already have.
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1$\begingroup$ What parameter are you estimating? A variance? A mean? Something else? How are computing its CI? $\endgroup$ – whuber♦ Dec 16 '18 at 21:12
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2$\begingroup$ I'm estimating variance with chi square distribution. My confidence interval is [((n-1)*s^2)/upper critical value ; ((n-1)*s^2)/lower critical value] . I'm just computing it on the new transformed data. $\endgroup$ – Michał Glinicki Dec 17 '18 at 9:37
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