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Choosing A Test

This document provides guidance on selecting appropriate statistical tests based on the type of data, measurement, and goal of analysis. It outlines tests for comparing one or more groups, quantifying associations between variables, and predicting values from other variables, including t-tests, ANOVA, regression, correlation, survival, and chi-square tests. Selection depends on whether data comes from Gaussian or non-Gaussian populations and involves measuring means, medians, proportions, ranks or survival times.

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Choosing A Test

This document provides guidance on selecting appropriate statistical tests based on the type of data, measurement, and goal of analysis. It outlines tests for comparing one or more groups, quantifying associations between variables, and predicting values from other variables, including t-tests, ANOVA, regression, correlation, survival, and chi-square tests. Selection depends on whether data comes from Gaussian or non-Gaussian populations and involves measuring means, medians, proportions, ranks or survival times.

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Type of Data Goal Measurement (from Gaussian Population) Mean, SD Rank, Score, or Binomial Survival Time Measurement (from

(Two Possible Non- Gaussian Outcomes) Population) Median, interquartile Proportion range Chi-square or Binomial test ** Fisher's test Log-rank test or (chi-square for Mantellarge samples) Haenszel* McNemar's test Conditional proportional hazards regression* Kaplan Meier survival curve

Describe one group Compare one group to a hypothetical value Compare two unpaired groups Compare two paired groups

One-sample ttest Wilcoxon test

Unpaired t test

Mann-Whitney test

Paired t test

Wilcoxon test

Compare three or more unmatched groups

One-way ANOVA Kruskal-Wallis test

Chi-square test Cox proportional hazard regression** Cochrane Q** Conditional proportional hazards regression**

Compare three or RepeatedFriedman test more matched groups measures ANOVA

Quantify association Pearson between two correlation variables Predict value from another measured variable Simple linear regression or Nonlinear regression

Spearman correlation Contingency coefficients** Nonparametric regression** Simple logistic Cox proportional regression* hazard regression*

Predict value from Multiple linear several measured or regression* binomial variables or Multiple nonlinear regression**

Multiple logistic Cox proportional regression* hazard regression*

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