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R for Beginners: Running Chi-Squared Tests

Posted on January 20, 2017 by Traversing Bits

Chi-squared test is useful to see differences between two distributions when they are not normal. Here’s an easy-to-do chi squared test on R. In this test, I’m trying to see if two hashtags are different in terms of collective coping… Continue Reading →

R Beginners, Chamil Rathnayake, Chamil_Rathnayake, Chi-square test, R, R coding

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