October 2017
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572 pages
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English
Pearson's Chi-squared test is a statistical test used to discover whether there is a relationship between two categorical variables. It is best used for unpaired data from large samples. If you would like to conduct Pearson's Chi-squared test, you need to make sure that the input samples satisfy two assumptions: firstly, the two input variables should be categorical. Secondly, the variable should include two or more independent groups.
In Pearson's Chi-squared test, the assumption is that we have two variables, A and B; we can illustrate the null and alternative hypothesis in the following statements:
To test whether the null ...
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