Assessing One-Way Frequencies
Introduction to the One-Way Case
Let us start with the simplest example: examining the distribution of observations
in a single categorical variable, like the Size variable in the textbook example.
We refer to counts derived from a single categorical variable as “one-way” frequencies.
There are two major possibilities here, namely:
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Assessing the distribution of one-way frequencies
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Assessing one specific category
The following sections expand on these options.
Assessing Distribution of One-Way Frequencies
The distribution of a single categorical variable can generally only be assessed against
some benchmark distribution. In the previous section, I gave two examples, namely:
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