Nonparametric Analysis for Doubly Ordered Two-Way Contingency Tables
BiometricsPublished 1 September 1996
D. J. Best, J. C. W. Rayner
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Abstract
Tsujitani (1992, Biometrics 48, 267-269) and Kateri (1993, Biometrics 49, 950-951) considered analyses for two-way contingency tables. In this reader reaction a nonparametric analysis using mnidrank scores is given. This analysis can be interpreted in terms of bivariate moments, does not make model assumptions, takes into account the ordinal nature of the data, and allows Monte Carlo P values to be given.
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