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T-Tests in NCSS
Introduction
The t-test procedures test the difference between two averages. The two sample t-test is used when the means come from two independent samples. The paired t-test is used when the observations are obtained in pairs. The one sample t-test is used to compare a single mean with a target value. NCSS offers a comprehensive t-test analysis. It automatically checks all model assumptions, performs analogous nonparametric tests, displays appropriate plots, and computes confidence limits. NCSS also offers a procedure that calculates t-test results directly from the means and standard deviations.

Features
| > Aspin-Welch variance test > Box plots > Confidence limits > Descriptive statistics > Equivalence output > Kolmogorov-Smirnov test > Levene equal-variance test > Mann-Whitney U test > Normal probability plots > Normality tests |
> One and two tailed tests > One sample t-test > Pair comparisons t-test > Power calculations > Probability levels > Quantile test > Randomization Test > Two sample t-test > Unequal variance case > Wilcoxon rank sum test |
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