Suppose I have 4 groups, and want to compare means. I do a one-way ANOVA using Bonferroni (my choice) contrasts to get at pairwise differences.
Suppose I decide that I have non-normality problems and decide to treat dependent variable as ranks. I can do a Kruskal-Wallis test, or equivalently (I'm 99.9% sure) do a one-way ANOVA on the ranks. Can I then look at the Bonferroni pairwise tests as a reasonable follow-up for looking at where the differences lie (I'm only 75% sure I can)???
Thanks for your response.
Rick Barton
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- Re: contrasts for Kruskal Wallis Richard M. Barton
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