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MVPstats — Correlation Tests Two-Sample Dependent Test

Hotelling's Two-Sample Dependent Test for Correlation is used to test if differences exist in correlations from two dependent bivariate populations from which the samples were drawn.

Hypotheses

The following hypotheses may be tested:

CT-2Ssample-Dep-Hyp

Where Rho12 and Rho13 are the population correlations from which the samples were drawn.

Assumptions

1. The samples has been randomly drawn from two dependent bivariate (two-dimensional) populations (Critical)

2. The populations may be modeled with a bivariate normal distribution (Not Critical, if unimodal)

3. The correlations represent the degree to which a linear relationship exists between two variables (Critical)

Test Statistics

CT-Hotelling

Where t has n-3 df.

Output

CT-2Ssample-Dep-Output

Note: The p-value is flagged with an asterisk (*) when p <= alpha.

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