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Results tagged with wilcoxon-signed-rank
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a non-parametric rank test to compare two paired samples, whether values in one are bigger than in the other. This test is NOT the same as the sign test.
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Wilcoxon signed-rank test
While reading Wikipedia, and my teacher's notes, I found that Wilcoxon signed rank test for n>10 is given like below:
Under null hypothesis, W follows a specific distribution with no simple expres …
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