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Use this tag to ask about the nature of nonparametric or parametric methods, or the difference between the two. Nonparametric methods generally rely on few assumptions about the underlying distributions, whereas parametric methods make assumptions that allow data to be described by a small number of parameters.

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I am looking to see what is the best statistical test to test whether a bimodal/multimodal sample is significantly different from a value. I am making a device that deviate a certain result away from ...
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Sorry in advance for the long question - I have been trying to wrap my head around what to do about my data analysis for a couple of weeks now and could really do with some help. I have two parts to ...
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Hi i would like to prove that wilcoxon signed rank (one sample) statistics measure asymmetry. The setup of Wilcoxon test is given a sample from a distribution $X_1,\dots, X_n$ and given a fixed value ...
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Does anyone have any suggestions for how I could compare slopes derived from partially overlapping samples? I am attempting to compare trends (i.e., slopes) in changes in vaccination rates over time. ...
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I'm trying model a multivariate dataset using a hybrid of a Gaussian process and a parametric model. My dataset is a function of two variables, $m$ and $p$. I expect that the $m$-dependence is well ...
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During my exploratory analysis of my data I have found interesting results. Now, my supervisor has asked me to perform a power analysis to calculate the sample size needed to investigate these results ...
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I am fairly new to statistics and for some reason I decided it was a good idea to come up with my own test to try and answer a research question. I'm wondering if this test I came up mostly via ...
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I am performing an experiment in which I am incubating soil and determine the distribution of water-stable aggregates afterwards. Along the way, I am losing soil but the recovery is usually >95%, ...
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I want to model the distribution of cumulative approved academic credits per semester for an undergraduate program that lasts eight semesters. The data come from seven financial aid programs (cohorts),...
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My team is using an XGboost model which performs around 83% accuracy. All of the 10 or so features are non normal like data. Ie they all start from 0 and have a mean > 0 and some have a longer ...
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This is a question refined based on comments from two previous questions, I really appreciate everyone's engagement! We are doing research on sedation during painful procedures and planning a clinical ...
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I'm working with ecological data involving field sites with different numbers of visits/sampling frequencies. I've been running 2x2 chi-square tests and Fisher's exact test on field sites along with ...
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I know how to calculate the required sample size for parametric tests like the z-test, where formulas involve the desired significance level, power, and effect size. However, I'm not sure how to ...
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I'm looking for a good resource to learn different statistical tests, especially non-parametric ones. Can anyone recommend a good YouTube channel, book, or website?
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Gaussian Processes are considered the gold-standard for regression with formal uncertainty guarantees. For this reason, they are used extensively to model system dynamics by researchers in the domain ...
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