The art test of interaction: a robust and powerful rank test of interaction in factorial models
Communications in Statistics - Simulation and ComputationPublished 1 January 1993
K. C. Salter, Richard Fawcett
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Simulations are used to show that the ART (Aligned Ranks Transformation) procedure, when testing for interaction, is robust and almost as powerful as the F-test when the data satisfy the classical assumptions.
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Simulations are used to show that the ART (Aligned Ranks Transformation) procedure,when testing for interaction, is robust and almost as powerful as the F-test when the data satisfy the classical assumptions. When these assumptions are violated the ART test is significantly more powerful than the F-test.
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