-- Reynolds Tim <[log in to unmask]>
wrote:
> My stats bookscall it c2 or chi-square: None call
> it chi-squared
Does this mean that we call 3 to power of 2 , 3
square??
David Brown
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> Behalf Of David Brown
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> > Subject: Chi-square or chi-squared
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> > A colleague in Spain has asked me, do we use the
> > chi-square test or chi-squared test in the UK. I
> > always assumed and used the term,chi-squared, but
> on
> > trying Google to ascertain this, I had around
> 145,000
> > hits for "chi-square" and only 46,000 or so for
> > "chi-squared". Are they the same term or
> different?
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