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Comparison of cell counts with a right censoring

I have cell counts related to the action of different microorganisms and I want to compare their distribution. It's supposed they follow a normal distribution after a log transformation, but I can't ...
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Alternatives to ANOVA to find differences between three groups?

So my data is looking at the incidence of emotions within therapy sessions. I am looking at three groups that I suspect have different pattern across several emotions Group 1 n=36 Group 2 n=12 Group 3 ...
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group comparisons - normality of the distribution

When comparing 3 different groups on a certain variable and one of the groups does not have a normal distribution (as verified by the Shapiro test) whilst the other to do, would you think it is best ...
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Which statistical method of anlysis should I use?

I am conducting an experiment where I will measure the strength of a material used for roads. Ideally, I would like to use a large surface area to measure this but this takes too long and is really ...
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Looking for associations between nominal and non-parametric continuous data

I'm a first-year BSc Biology student working on my end-of-module stats project, so that's the expected level of my work. I need to find associations between hindlimb length and frog locomotor modes (e....
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Which statistical test should I use if the assumptions of a 2-way ANOVA are not met?

My study design consists of two factors (one with 2 levels, the other with 6) and a continuous response variable. In order to analyze the influence of both factors on the explanatory variable I built ...
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Bounds for hypothesis testing with non-normal distributions

After doing randomized experiment with two variants (AB tests), I want to do hypothesis testing without the normal distribution assumption to compare their means. Since the samples sizes are different,...
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Coverage of confidence interval of non-normal distribution

I know that when a sample is non-normally distributed, I need to use non-parametric alternatives, as when the assumptions of parametric methods are violated, its coverage will decrease. Let's say ...
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Four standard deviation rules in relation to normality testing

Within our department we were given a set of guidelines for how we might decide whether to proceed with parametric or non-parametric testing (for continuous data). These were drawn up in consultation ...
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Anova violates normality assumption for error data

I have a 2 x 2 repeated measures ANOVA (N = 51) with Error Rate data as the dependent measure. The error data violates the normality assumption, even when outliers are removed. I have looked at the ...
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Comparing non-normal data between three groups

I am analyzing a dataset, where I have 3 categories (independent variable), and one continuous value (dependent variable). I am studying if the continuous value is significantly different between the ...
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How can I perform a Tetrachoric and Polychoric Correlation on variables that aren't normally distributed?

From everything I have read, both tetrachoric and polychoric correlations assume normal distributions. However, the data I want to conduct these correlations with is not normally distributed. Does ...
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Is there a non-parametric test to replace repeated-measures ANOVA in R?

I have a data set with 41 individuals, male and female, and 3 different measurements of a variable for each individual. The data is not normally distributed, nor does it have equal variances between ...
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Parametric v Non-Parametric?

I've recently began doing some data analysis for a sample of around 5800 respondents who are categorised into four different groups in relation to different levels of psychological connection in a ...
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Normality Tests in samples with outliers

I'm making a code in R that contains some parametric and non-parametric tests, like ANOVA and Kruskal-Wallis. To know if I should use one or another I check the "normality" of the test sample. My ...
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