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Q–Q plot

Q–Q plot A Q–Q plot is a method used to check whether a set of data follows a normal distribution.

A Q–Q plot is a method used to check whether a set of data follows a normal distribution. In this context, it was used to assess normality before choosing statistical tests.

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Drafting source: Agboola Afis A.; Esan Oluwaseun T.; Afolabi Oluwasegun T.; Soyinka Taiwo A.; Oluwaranti Adedunmola O.; Adetayo Adeniji. Economic burden of the therapeutic management of mental illnesses and its effect on household purchasing power. 2018; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0202396; article XML SHA-256 1cb6eb6b8eea63176b858a46e8b945be1b83d50b17d121dd48b85f5afa7a052e. “Economic burden of the therapeutic management of mental illnesses and its effect on household purchasing power” (10.1371/journal.pone.0202396).
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Q–Q plot

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