Hi everyone,
I have a question here: let's say I have multiple data points
(n=40), and I want to compute a matrix that calculates the difference
between each paired data points (n1n2, n1n3n39n40), what kind of
stats program or gis (?) software can I use? Or how do I write a
script for this
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At 16:19 11/03/2007, John Gerlach wrote:
>After lengthly reviews of the literature drilling down through the
>numerous citations that all cite secondary sources, I found that all
>of the statements that ANOVA is robust to normality or homogeneity
>were based on a couple of early simulations usi
first, I would agree with Nirmal that permutation tests are an excellent
approach (and should be more widely used by ecologists than is currently the
practice).
second, make sure that it is the residuals that you are examining for
normality, not the dependent variable itself. and I agree with Ste
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On Wed, 7 Mar 2007 16:19:31 -0500, Ryan Earley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>Help with stubbornly non-normal data
>
>We have a data set with 2 independent variables and 1 dependent (Gosner
>stage for amphibian larvae).
Hello,
Normality is less important. What about homogeneity?
We have tried
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