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Nonparametric testing using the chi-square distribution. Export

Phys Ther, Vol. 66, No. 2. (February 1986)

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We have described three separate uses of the chi-square distribution: comparing observed and expected frequency distributions of a nominal variable, testing for the independence of two variables, and using the chi-square test in determining correlation coefficients. We hope this paper has helped you gain an understanding of the uses of the chi-square test and the steps required to calculate this statistic.


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