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Concepts
- Contingency X
is used when we have no prior knowledge of the expected
ratios in each class.
- Contingency X
test uses the concept that if two events are independent,
the product of the probability of each separate event will
be the probability of both events occurring.
- P(A) x P(B) = P(AB), if events A
and B are independent.
- Binomial distribution is an exact test used when the number
of each class are small.
- X
test
is an approximation to the binomial distribution and is
used for larger class sizes.
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