no parameters in nonparametric tests… [Nonparametrics]
Hi Angus,
OK.
<nitpick>
Given the limited sample size in BE studies a histogram doesn’t tell too much. I would rather go with box plots categorized for treatments. Sometimes easier to interpret – especially if you have more than two treatments.
❝ What we are seeking is a measure of the variability of the Tmax paramater in the test formulation and the variability of the Tmax parameter in the reference formulation.
OK.
❝ In the absence of a distribution.
<nitpick>
In the absence of a distribution defined by mean/variance.
Of course, tmax (in NCA!) follows a – though discrete – distribution.
❝ One can do a frequency plot and a percentile analysis and simply compare to see if one is less variable than the other…
Given the limited sample size in BE studies a histogram doesn’t tell too much. I would rather go with box plots categorized for treatments. Sometimes easier to interpret – especially if you have more than two treatments.
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Complete thread:
- Statistical Comparison Tmax AngusMcLean 2015-05-16 17:11 [Nonparametrics]
- no parameters in nonparametric tests… Helmut 2015-05-16 18:50
- no parameters in nonparametric tests… AngusMcLean 2015-05-16 19:57
- no parameters in nonparametric tests…Helmut 2015-05-17 00:33
- no parameters in nonparametric tests… AngusMcLean 2015-05-16 19:57
- no parameters in nonparametric tests… Helmut 2015-05-16 18:50