Free distribution designs
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Hypothesis testing, Statistical models, Non parametric statisticsAbstract
Science advances via discovery of patterns. Research in experimental sciences requires data gathering and hypothesis testing. The stochastic validity of the results is based entirely upon statistical analysis. Distribution free designs include the techniques of choice to be used in situations where assumptions on the type of the distribution are lacking. In this paper several distribution free models of common usage are discussed and an example for each model
is provided.
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