1. Non parametric test - Mood's Median test for the following data
11,15,9,4,34,17,18,14,12,13,26,31
34,31,35,29,28,12,18,30,14,22,10,29, Significance Level `alpha=0.05` and One-tailed test

Solution:

A	B
11	34
15	31
9	35
4	29
34	28
17	12
18	18
14	30
12	14
13	22
26	10
31	29

Step-1:Calculate total Median of combination of 2 samples
Sorting of cobmined samples
`4,9,10,11,12,12,13,14,14,15,17,18,18,22,26,28,29,29,30,31,31,34,34,35`

`n=24`

Median `= (12^(th) "term" + 13^(th) "term" )/2=(18 + 18)/2= 18`


Step-2:Create a `2 xx 2` contingency table whose first row consists of the number of elements in each sample that are greater than Median and second row consists of the number of elements in each sample that are less than or equal to Median

	Sample A	Sample B	Total
`>` Median	3	8	11
`<=` Median	9	4	13
Total	12	12	24

Step-3:Perform a chi-square test of independence

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Step-1:State the hypothesis
`H_0`: two categories variables are independent.

`H_1`: two categories variables are not independent.


Step-2:Observed Frequencies

	`B_1`	`B_2`	Total
`A_1`	3	8	11
`A_2`	9	4	13
Total	12	12	24

Step-3:Expected Frequencies Steps

`E_(1,1)=(3-5.5)^2/5.5=1.1364`

`E_(1,2)=(8-5.5)^2/5.5=1.1364`

`E_(2,1)=(9-6.5)^2/6.5=0.9615`

`E_(2,2)=(4-6.5)^2/6.5=0.9615`

Step-3:Expected Frequencies

	`B_1`	`B_2`	Total
`A_1`	5.5	5.5	11
`A_2`	6.5	6.5	13
Total	12	12	24

Step-4: Compute Chi-square
`chi^2=sum (O_(ij)-E_(ij))^2/(E_(ij))`

`=(3-5.5)^2/5.5+(8-5.5)^2/5.5+(9-6.5)^2/6.5+(4-6.5)^2/6.5`

`=6.25/5.5+6.25/5.5+6.25/6.5+6.25/6.5`

`=1.1364+1.1364+0.9615+0.9615`

`=4.1958`

Step-5: Compute the degrees of freedom (df).
`df=(2-1)*(2-1)=1`

Step-6:for 1 df, `p(chi^2>=4.1958)=0.0405`

Since the p-value(0.0405) < `alpha(0.05)` (one-tailed test), we reject the null hypothesis `H_0`.

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