Hi,
I'm looking for a test statistic for trivariate normality. Does anybody know
such a test-statistic, respectively a book/website where I can find one ?
Thanks !
Wendy
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Hi folks back again:
Bob, yes I said guess (which is the only strategy if one does not know
exactly). Here is what I found in:
Merriam-Webster's WWWebster Dictionary -includes definition (English),
illustration, phonic pronunciation, origin, thesaurus (indexed Oct 10 1997)
Main Entry: ei·gen·val·u
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It depends on whether your are testing based on means or testing based
on sums of squares. The former is of course, the z or t test, with the
t test being preferred from theoretical aspects. The latter is of
course the F test or variations on the chi-square test.
Way back in ancient history, R. C
