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Statistical test used to assess whether the variance differs across a number of groups. This test is sometimes used to justify the assumption of homogeneity of variance when using ANOVA or $t$-tests.
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Which Levene statistic do I report?
None of them? Homogeneity of variance usually doesn't matter, and if there's any concern, it's easy to deal with.
If you do a test that does not assume homogeneity of variance, you get the 'right' ans …
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