Thread: Kruskal wallis

Hey,
Can someone please help me with the rang:

typ 1 (r)
100 (13)
96 (9)
92 (6)
96 (9)
92 (6,5)

typ2 (r)
76 (2)
80 (3,5)
75 (1)
84 (5)
80 (3,5)

typ3 (r)
108 (15)
100 (13)
96 (9)
98 (11)
100 (13)


My question, is how you do when its 3 of the same. I would do like above.
Thank for your help!

Hi emme!

I don't understand your question.
Can you elaborate?

You have a series of scores in 3 groups that have already been ranked.
The lowest number has rank 1, and the highest number has rank 15.
All that is left, is to fill in the numbers in the formula for the test statistic.

Hey,
Sorry... yes I have 3 groups and I want to rank them, I did the rank but Im not sure its right because I dont know how you rank them when you have the score 100, 3 times.
Thanks for your help!

Ah yes, score 100 would get ranks 12, 13, and 14.
Since it is a tie, each gets the average of these ranks, which is 13.
And that's what you did! Good!

Are you sure? Haha.
So I did the score right? And 80, 2 of them gets 3,5 and 96 gets 9?

Thank you for the help!!

Yes!

Erm... however, I see you assigned 92, which occurs 2 times, 6 respectively 6,5.
That's not right!

Yeah, you're right, I missed that one here... so 92 is 6,5 on both. Except for that, its right?
So if you do a Kruskal test it will be:
k= 12/15(15+1) (44^2/5+15^2/5+61^2)-3(15+1) = 10,82 ?

If thats right, that will make my day!

Consider your day made.
You get my stamp of approval!

..and then you compare it to a chi critical and reject the Ho: u1=u2=u3.
Haha, I had that question on my exam today and my friends didn't do it like I did, so I thought I was wrong and wanted to check it with you smart guys
Thanks a lot!

Erm... my thanks count is still a bit low.
Would you mind increasing it a bit?

Haha, I'll do it when I get the result and I can be 100% sure
Thanks, gracias, merci, obrigada, tack!
Have a good day!

Ah, but even when you get the results, you can only be about 95% sure.
That's just how statistics works!
CU!

Well...?
Did you get the result yet?
Are you 100% sure now?

Originally Posted by ILikeSerena

Ah, but even when you get the results, you can only be about 95% sure.
That's just how statistics works!
CU!

not really you can adjust to 99%, which software you use for statical analysis, I use statgraphics with 99%

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