Difference between revisions of "Non-parametric statistics"

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Often '''non-parametric statistics''' are used when ordering or ranking is the emphasis in a data set, as in assigning ratings to restaurants.
 
Often '''non-parametric statistics''' are used when ordering or ranking is the emphasis in a data set, as in assigning ratings to restaurants.
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Latest revision as of 16:45, July 13, 2016

Non-parametric statistics lack assumptions that data were drawn from a certain probability distribution, and do not require that the population fit any parametrized distributions.

Often non-parametric statistics are used when ordering or ranking is the emphasis in a data set, as in assigning ratings to restaurants.