Chi Squared Test

Chi Squared Test

Purpose

Performs a chi-squared test on a contingency table.
The chi-squared test is generally performed on independent products.

Options

Decide if you want to include the Product in your comparisons.

Results

Firstly the Counts for each Product on each Attribute are provided.


Then the p-values associated with the chi-squared test are shown.


The Counts for each 2x2 contingency table are provided as well.


Interpretation

The p-values are used to establish if the distribution of counts is significantly different or not.



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