This thread is about RunsTest add-in.
The add-in allows you to carry out a nonparametric test for the randomness of a given series.
Please read the documentation for further instructions.
RunsTest
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Re: RunsTest
Hello,
I am using the runs test add in and the result only shows the number of runs and the p-value. Does anybody know how I can determine the z statistic?
Thank you in advance.
Regards
Max
I am using the runs test add in and the result only shows the number of runs and the p-value. Does anybody know how I can determine the z statistic?
Thank you in advance.
Regards
Max
Re: RunsTest
You can exploit the following relationship:
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scalar zstat = @qnorm(1-pval/2)
Re: RunsTest
Hi, could I know which one the p value for the test is, I only see the resvec file that comes up when you do the runs test, which gives two values R1 and R2. I assume the R1 gives the number of runs, is R2 the p value? or is it the probability value that comes up when you click on view>descriptive statistics? I also need the Z statistic
Re: RunsTest
From the documentation that comes with the add-in:
As for computing the z-stat:Analysis returns a vector of two values. First value corresponds to the number of runs and the second value represents the associated p-value.
You can exploit the following relationship:Code: Select all
scalar zstat = @qnorm(1-pval/2)
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