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    This document provides guidance on choosing the appropriate statistical test based on the type of analysis, data, and variables. It outlines statistical tests for comparing means between two or more groups, assessing relationships between variables, analyzing categorical data and survival analysis, and evaluating sensitivity and specificity. Common statistical tests are presented, including t-tests, ANOVA, regression, nonparametric tests, and models for survival analysis. Factors like the number of variables, normality of data distributions, and repeated measures help determine the most suitable statistical test.

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    This document provides guidance on choosing the appropriate statistical test based on the type of analysis, data, and variables. It outlines statistical tests for comparing means between two or more groups, assessing relationships between variables, analyzing categorical data and survival analysis, and evaluating sensitivity and specificity. Common statistical tests are presented, including t-tests, ANOVA, regression, nonparametric tests, and models for survival analysis. Factors like the number of variables, normality of data distributions, and repeated measures help determine the most suitable statistical test.

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    How to Choose the Right Statistical Test How to Choose the Right Statistical Test

    Type of Analysis

    Compare Means Relationship Categorical Data Survival Analysis Sensitivity/Specificity


    Between X and Y

    More Than Two Groups Correlation


    Two Groups Linear Regression Multiple Regression Nonlinear Regression Kaplan-Meier ROC Curve
    (Drug A vs Drug B (Strength of
    (Slope) (More Than One X) (Dose Response)
    vs Drug C) Relationship)

    Same Subjects 100+ Nonlinear Model


    Each Subject Pass Normality Reject Normality Response is Response is a Count
    Measured Twice Plus User Defined
    Measured Once Continuous
    (Before/After) Models Available

    Pairwise Differences Pairwise Differences Each Group Normal and Each Group Normal One or Both Groups Pearson Correlation Spearman Correlation Least Squares Poisson Regression Response Continuous Response Continuous Response is a Count
    Normal Non-Normal Variances Equal Non-Normal Regression No Outliers With Outliers

    Wilcoxon Matched Unpaired t test With


    Paired t test Unpaired t test Mann-Whitney Test Least Squares Robust Regression Poisson Regression
    Pairs Signed Rank Test Welch's Correction
    (Parametric Test) (Parametric Test) (Nonparametric Test) Regression
    (Nonparametric Test) (Parametric Test)

    One Factor (Drug) Two Factors Three Factors


    (Drug, Diet) (Drug, Diet, Time)

    Each Subject Measured Each Subject Each Subject Measured Each Subject
    More That Once Measured Once More That Once Measured Once

    Pass Normality Reject Normality Pass Normality and Pass Normality Reject Normality Pass Normality Reject Normality Pass Normality Reject Normality
    Variances Equal

    Brown-Forsythe or Consider
    Assume Sphericity Don't Assume Friedman Test ANOVA Kruskal-Wallis Test Assume Sphericity Don't Assume Consider ANOVA
    Welch’s ANOVA Transformation
    Sphericity (Nonparametric Test) (Parametric Test) (Nonparametric Test) Sphericity Transformation (Parametric Test)
    (Parametric Test)

    ANOVA With G-G


    ANOVA or Mixed Model Correction or Mixed
    ANOVA or Mixed Model ANOVA or Mixed Model
    (Missing Data) Model (Missing Data)
    (Missing Data) (Missing Data)
    With G-G Correlation With G-G Correction 2 x 2 Table 2 x Y Table

    Each Subject Measured Each Subject All Expected Not All Expected Chi-square Test
    More That Once Measured Once Cell Counts at Least 5 Cell Counts at Least 5

    Pass Normality Reject Normality Pass Normality Reject Normality Chi-square Test Fisher’s Exact Test

    Assume Sphericity Don't Assume Consider ANOVA Consider


    Sphericity Transformation (Parametric Test) Transformation

    ANOVA With G-G


    ANOVA or Mixed Model Correction or Mixed
    (Missing Data) Model (Missing Data)
    With G-G Correction

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