Chi-squared tests Flashcards

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When setting up your Hypothesis for a Chi-Squared test, What is your null and Alternate hypothesis

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H(0): the two variables are independent
H(1): the two variables are not independent

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In a contingency table, what is the expected value of a cell i

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E(i)= row total x column total /overall total

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What is the Chi-squared value and how is it calculated

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The Chi-squared value that gives the difference between the observed values, O(i) and the expected values E(i).

χ2(calc)=Σ (O(i)-E(i))^2/E(i)

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in an n by m contingency table the number of degrees of freedom is….

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v=(n-1)(m-1)

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What needs to be true for all E(i) in a contingency table

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E(i)>5

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if your test statistic is less than the value in the statistical value, then what conclusion is made

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Do not reject H(0)

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if your test statistic is more than the value in the statistical value, then what conclusion is made

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Reject H(0)

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when v=1 what correction is used to account for the Chi-Squared test and how is it calculated

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Yates correction

χ2(Yates)=Σ (|O(i)-E(i) |-0.)^2/E(i)

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