It is well known of the importance of statistics in research to support your answers. Please define
any statistical test, what does it do and where to apply them.
Please explain the difference between test and statistical test.
The tests such as chi square are they normal tests or are statistical? Please give examples of both and explain as much as possible.
(the blood and urine tests are completely different tests and should be considered separately. In the same way as biochemical assays. Is there anything to add to the tests explained, tests, "as chi square" and statistical tests?)
Any kind of contribution will be welcome. I will from time to time add some tests to explain/complete or set names. I think it is an important question.
In the publications how many different kinds of journals/publications are there and please give an explaination to them. I could start by saying predatory, sleeping beauties and what was the name for a "common journal"? If there is another name I can find I will add it in. I would like to make a document with all your answers and load it to the question.
Maybe I will exclude if they are redundant. I might add threads of more questions related to the subject.
Thank you very much
Try this resource:
https://stats.idre.ucla.edu/spss/whatstat/what-statistical-analysis-should-i-usestatistical-analyses-using-spss/
Thank you. I would like to give it a citation. I would read it.
Try this resource:
https://stats.idre.ucla.edu/spss/whatstat/what-statistical-analysis-should-i-usestatistical-analyses-using-spss/
Bruin, J. 2006. newtest: command to compute new test. UCLA:
Statistical Consulting Group. https://stats.idre.ucla.edu/stata/ado/analysis/.
Hi,
Regarding publications, you can type your paper title and add your abstract in the relevant fields in the Journal finder and you can get a list of journals where you can send your article. For ex. Wiley, Springer, etc have journal finders. This will also avoid predatory journals.
I will add Pierce, and the blub test.
Blub for animals and plants. To check the characteristics for genetics, especially breeding. Can anyone add any more to it.
Can anyone add about the Pierce test?
I can add T-student, anova and manova. (mancova?).
T-student is for average and anova is for SD. Mancova or manova is for a variation in SD (which one?)
Chi square and pierce belong to a different one.
Can anyone explain when would you normally compare the averages/Sd and by setting them the same? It is a different kind of analysis and maybe the most intuitive one.
Academic writing. The name for common article writing?
Case reports. Data. Review. Revision...
https://www.japi.org/r2d4d4b4/which-test-where
The above article can help you.
The F-test or Fischer's F test can be used to test the equality of variance and/or to test the differences between means.
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