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Appropriate Trend Analysis Test for Small Sample Size

Note: I have read Finding an appropriate trend test but unfortunately this post does not apply for me Suppose I have a small sample of data for 2 numeric variables $T$ and $Y$ where $T$ represents ...
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Estimating Confidence in Feature Rankings from Multiple Experiments with Non-Normal Data

Hello dear Cross Validated Community, I am a new doctoral student in bioinformatics, and I am working on a project involving multiple experiments, each generating a single numerical result for each of ...
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Confidence interval for sum of product of scaled binomial random variables

I have discrete, independent, but not necessarily identically distributed random variables $X_1,\dots,X_n$ that take on non-negative integer values. Each random variable has unknown distribution ...
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Bootstrap P-value and confidence intervals with more than two samples

I have been trying to find a simple way to use the bootstrap for a hypothesis test that involves more than two samples. The motivation for using the bootstrap is for the usual reasons: the test ...
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Why bootstrap-based confidence interval didn't include the point estimate?

I have constructed a nonparametric bootstrap confidence interval using 1000 iterations. However, I got a result of CI: 0.72 [0.63, 0.68]. As you can see, the point ...
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Problem in finding a non-parametric confidence interval for median and mean using Frank Harrell approach when we have more than two categories

These days I am looking for a good estimation for the mean and median difference confidence interval when I have categorical variables with more than two levels using the Kruskal test, Here Dr. Frank ...
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Nonparametric confidence interval for the mean: Failure to reproduce formula from Zhou & Dinh (2005)

Zhou & Dinh (2005) propose the following formula for a $(1 - \alpha)100\%$ confidence interval for the mean of one sample. The confidence interval is based on a transformation of the $t$-statistic:...
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How to construct a confidence interval of the mean, when the distribution is unknown and the sample is small?

I'm looking for the preferred approach to construct a finite sized confidence interval for the population mean, assuming: The distribution of the population is unknown The sample size is low The ...
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Bootstrap estimation of variance and C.I. in cases with small group of outliers

I have a given quantity, say $y_a$ which parametrically depends on $a$ value. I consider $N$ values for the $a$ parameter and, for each one take multiple measures of the corresponding $y_a$ (say $N_a$ ...
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Hypothesis Testing with a Bootstrap

I have a list of 1000 samples from a distribution. I can find the lower limit of the 95% CI as it is the 2.5% percentile. In this case, it is zero. I would like to also test the hypothesis that a ...
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How should bootstrap bias correction be applied when combining multiple biased estimates?

I am trying to use non-parametric bootstrap methods to get confidence intervals for a multi-step estimator that combines multiple variables: $\hat\theta = \sqrt{\sum\limits_{i=1}^{n} {\left(\sum\...
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Distribution-free confidence interval for IQR

I am looking for a way to calculate confidence intervals for the interquartile range IQR of a numerical variable. Of course, they can be found by the bootstrap, but I am explicitly looking for a ...
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Nonparametric bootstrap to construct confidence intervals for Cohen's Kappa Coefficient

I was recently asked to perform nonparametric bootstrap to construct 95% confidence intervals for $\kappa$ using normal approximation, but I'm not sure how to do this. The only data I was given was ...
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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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Confidence intervals for non-parametric statistics

I have a positive random variable $X$ (say, price or latency or energy) and I want to be able to say something like I am 95% confident that $P(X<42)>0.9$ (percentile) or $P(X<22)\ge\frac12$ (...
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