Has anyone read something about (v Statistic)?

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Ronán Michael Conroy

There are a number of different usages of v in statistics - what exactly do you want to use it for, and have you any information other than the name?

Eddie Seva See

Try

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/V-statistic

Mahmoud Alquraan

Dear Dr Ronan;

Thanks,

I read about this statistics (v) in William Hays Book entitled (Statistics) (1981). It is used to compare more than 3 independent correlation coefficients in one statistical procedure. I am not sure, but I think v followed the chi square distribution.