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"post-hoc" refers to analyses that are decided upon after the data has been collected, as opposed to "a priori".
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Friedman test and post-hoc test for Python
Complementing the other answer, since you asked about implementation of the post-hoc tests in Python: the Orange library implements the post-hoc tests (Nemenyi and Bonferroni-Dunn), including a functi …
