PRACTICE 6: Applied Aspects of Normal Distribution Theory.
PLAN:
1. The concept of Standard Normal Distribution.
2. General understanding of Parametric and Non-parametric criteria.
Standard normal distribution is characterized by the frequent occurrence of observations near the mean and the infrequent occurrence of observations far from the mean. The distribution of observation numbers follows a "bell-shaped" curve.
Parametric methods are used when the data follows the law of normal distribution.
Non-parametric methods are used when the data does not follow the law of normal distribution.
Parametrik va noparametrik mezonlar
Number of Samples | Two Samples | More than Two Samples | |||
Sample Relationship | Independent Samples | Dependent Samples | Independent Samples | Dependent Samples | |
Measurement Scales: | Metric | Parametric Comparison Methods | |||
| Student's t-test for independent samples | Student's t-test for dependent samples | One-way ANOVA (Fisher) | Repeated Measures ANOVA | |
| Non-parametric Comparison Methods | ||||
Ordinal | Mann-Whitney U-test | Wilcoxon T-test (Sign test) | Kruskal-Wallis H | Friedman Test | |
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