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two-sample test

two-sample test A two-sample test is a statistical method used to examine whether two groups differ from each other.

A two-sample test is a statistical method used to examine whether two groups differ from each other. In this source, it refers to a non-parametric multivariate approach that compares groups across many features at once rather than one variable at a time.

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Drafting source: Bargiotas Ioannis; Kalogeratos Argyris; Limnios Myrto; Vidal Pierre-Paul; Ricard Damien; Vayatis Nicolas. Revealing posturographic profile of patients with Parkinsonian syndromes through a novel hypothesis testing framework based on machine learning. 2021; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0246790; article XML SHA-256 429a0852c49157a0a7ed01e21c6fe3ad31d36497510c4cf9a8afbbf419c78367. “Revealing posturographic profile of patients with Parkinsonian syndromes through a novel hypothesis testing framework based on machine learning” (10.1371/journal.pone.0246790).
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