Equivalence between tie-corrected Spearman test and a chi-square test in a fourfold contingency table (Q1099537)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4041058
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4041058 |
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Equivalence between tie-corrected Spearman test and a chi-square test in a fourfold contingency table (English)
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1988
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For the Spearman rank correlation test, it is shown: Applying the tie- corrected Spearman test to the data in a fourfold contingency table, that is to a sample result where the number of ties reaches its extreme possible value, the test turns out to be equivalent to a chi-square test for this fourfold table. This result seems to be a good justification for applying this rank test also in the case of ``many ties''.
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Spearman rank correlation test
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tie-corrected Spearman test
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fourfold contingency table
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chi-square test
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