t test with weights and no equals variances
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When the function t.test is applied in R, the option of var.equals = TRUE or FALSE can be chosen according to whether the variances are equal or not.
Well, I'm analyzing data from a survey with weighting and I want to know if there is any equivalent function with weighting, where you can choose the option of equal or not variances.
I suppose the test of normality and equality of variances does not change, when there is weighting, right? (I apply the lillie.test and the var.test).
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When the function t.test is applied in R, the option of var.equals = TRUE or FALSE can be chosen according to whether the variances are equal or not.
Well, I'm analyzing data from a survey with weighting and I want to know if there is any equivalent function with weighting, where you can choose the option of equal or not variances.
I suppose the test of normality and equality of variances does not change, when there is weighting, right? (I apply the lillie.test and the var.test).
r
edited Nov 21 at 18:34
m0nhawk
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asked Nov 21 at 18:33
Jose Quesada
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Maybe the question is better for Crossvalidated? stats.stackexchange.com
– otwtm
Nov 21 at 18:37
If you have questions about statistical tests, it's best to ask them at Cross Validated. You should know what test you want to perform before you ask how to do it in R here.
– MrFlick
Nov 21 at 18:42
I suggest to start considering thesvymeanandsvyttestfunctions of thesurveypackage: stats.stackexchange.com/questions/139619/…
– Marco Sandri
Nov 21 at 22:16
Ok, thank you very much :)
– Jose Quesada
Nov 22 at 8:40
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When the function t.test is applied in R, the option of var.equals = TRUE or FALSE can be chosen according to whether the variances are equal or not.
Well, I'm analyzing data from a survey with weighting and I want to know if there is any equivalent function with weighting, where you can choose the option of equal or not variances.
I suppose the test of normality and equality of variances does not change, when there is weighting, right? (I apply the lillie.test and the var.test).
r
edited Nov 21 at 18:34
m0nhawk
15.1k83160
asked Nov 21 at 18:33
Jose Quesada
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When the function t.test is applied in R, the option of var.equals = TRUE or FALSE can be chosen according to whether the variances are equal or not.
Well, I'm analyzing data from a survey with weighting and I want to know if there is any equivalent function with weighting, where you can choose the option of equal or not variances.
I suppose the test of normality and equality of variances does not change, when there is weighting, right? (I apply the lillie.test and the var.test).
r
r
edited Nov 21 at 18:34
m0nhawk
15.1k83160
asked Nov 21 at 18:33
Jose Quesada
94
edited Nov 21 at 18:34
m0nhawk
15.1k83160
asked Nov 21 at 18:33
Jose Quesada
94
edited Nov 21 at 18:34
m0nhawk
15.1k83160
edited Nov 21 at 18:34
m0nhawk
15.1k83160
edited Nov 21 at 18:34
m0nhawk
15.1k83160
15.1k83160
asked Nov 21 at 18:33
Jose Quesada
94
asked Nov 21 at 18:33
Jose Quesada
94
asked Nov 21 at 18:33
Jose Quesada
94
94
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Maybe the question is better for Crossvalidated? stats.stackexchange.com
– otwtm
Nov 21 at 18:37
If you have questions about statistical tests, it's best to ask them at Cross Validated. You should know what test you want to perform before you ask how to do it in R here.
– MrFlick
Nov 21 at 18:42
I suggest to start considering thesvymeanandsvyttestfunctions of thesurveypackage: stats.stackexchange.com/questions/139619/…
– Marco Sandri
Nov 21 at 22:16
Ok, thank you very much :)
– Jose Quesada
Nov 22 at 8:40
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Maybe the question is better for Crossvalidated? stats.stackexchange.com
– otwtm
Nov 21 at 18:37
If you have questions about statistical tests, it's best to ask them at Cross Validated. You should know what test you want to perform before you ask how to do it in R here.
– MrFlick
Nov 21 at 18:42
I suggest to start considering thesvymeanandsvyttestfunctions of thesurveypackage: stats.stackexchange.com/questions/139619/…
– Marco Sandri
Nov 21 at 22:16
Ok, thank you very much :)
– Jose Quesada
Nov 22 at 8:40
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Maybe the question is better for Crossvalidated? stats.stackexchange.com
– otwtm
Nov 21 at 18:37
Maybe the question is better for Crossvalidated? stats.stackexchange.com
– otwtm
Nov 21 at 18:37
If you have questions about statistical tests, it's best to ask them at Cross Validated. You should know what test you want to perform before you ask how to do it in R here.
– MrFlick
Nov 21 at 18:42
If you have questions about statistical tests, it's best to ask them at Cross Validated. You should know what test you want to perform before you ask how to do it in R here.
– MrFlick
Nov 21 at 18:42
I suggest to start considering the
svymean and svyttest functions of the survey package: stats.stackexchange.com/questions/139619/…– Marco Sandri
Nov 21 at 22:16
I suggest to start considering the
svymean and svyttest functions of the survey package: stats.stackexchange.com/questions/139619/…– Marco Sandri
Nov 21 at 22:16
Ok, thank you very much :)
– Jose Quesada
Nov 22 at 8:40
Ok, thank you very much :)
– Jose Quesada
Nov 22 at 8:40
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Maybe the question is better for Crossvalidated? stats.stackexchange.com
– otwtm
Nov 21 at 18:37
If you have questions about statistical tests, it's best to ask them at Cross Validated. You should know what test you want to perform before you ask how to do it in R here.
– MrFlick
Nov 21 at 18:42
I suggest to start considering the
svymeanandsvyttestfunctions of thesurveypackage: stats.stackexchange.com/questions/139619/…– Marco Sandri
Nov 21 at 22:16
Ok, thank you very much :)
– Jose Quesada
Nov 22 at 8:40