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Need help to calculate Chi Square Test for Volume Vs No of Publication
Dear All,
I need help to calculate Chi Square Test for Volume wise papers published. Can you please help me with formula.
Thanks in advance
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Permalink Reply by Dr Gopakumar on
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Chi-square test for what?
Goodness to fit or testing a hypothesis?
The formula for Chisquare test is
X2=(Observed frequency – Expected Frequency)2
Expected Frequency
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Permalink Reply by Shweta Patil on
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Sir I was just referring the below piece of article, I was just unable to understand the formula used to calculate.
I tried to calculate but got the X2=5.37 using the formal you mentioned.
It will be grt if you can elaborate the steps for me.
Thanks...
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Permalink Reply by Dr. N K Pachauri on
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thank you
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