Assumptions of PMCC test
Population must follow a bivariate normal distribution
X must be normally distributed
Y must be normally distributed
Sample must be random
What is the test stat and how do you draw critical region for PMMC test
T.S = r
C.R = the long line with 0 in middle and -1 and 1 on both side
Get the value for critical region in formula book using n=
Assumptions of Spearman’s Rank Test
Population : No assumptions about the population are required
Sample : the sample must be random
What is the test stat and critical region for spearman’s rank test
T.S = rs
C.R = long line with 0 in the middle and -1 and 1 on the sides
The value for C.R comes from formula book
Why is PMCC test better than Spearman’s rank
The test is more powerful so it is more likely to detect a correlation if one exists
Why is PMCC test worse than Spearman’s rank test
You need the assumption that the underlying population has a bivariate normal distribution
Why is Spearman’s rank test better than PMCC test
As long as the sample is random the test can always be used
Why is Spearman’s rank test worse than PMCC test
It isn’t as powerful as the p-test. This is because it only uses ranks
What is the H0 and H1 in PMCC test
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What is the H0 and H1 in Spearman’s rank test
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