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The unpaired lognormal t test compares the geometric means of two unmatched groups, assuming that the values are sampled from lognormal distributions.
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Prism offers seven related tests that compare two groups. To choose among these tests, answer three questions in the Experimental Design tab of the t test ...
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The t test investigates the likelihood that the difference between the means of the two groups could have been caused by chance.
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The t test investigates the likelihood that the difference between the means of the two groups could have been caused by chance.
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Prism provides a number of important options for the multiple t test (and nonparametric tests) analysis, allowing you to choose from one of numerous different ...
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A new way to present results of a t-test, that they call an "estimation plot". It is designed to display the raw data and the confidence interval for the ...
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The results are presented to be similar to an unpaired t test. The P value tests the null hypothesis that the two treatment means are identical.
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It quantifies the fraction of all the variation in the samples that is explained by a difference between the group means.
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The unpaired t test is designed to compare the means of two groups, when all values are ratio or interval data.
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The paired t test compares the means of two matched groups, assuming that the distribution of the before-after differences follows a Gaussian distribution.
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