Selected article for: "chi squared test and statistical analysis"

Author: Guosheng Yin; Huaqing Jin
Title: Comparison of transmissibility of coronavirus between symptomatic and asymptomatic patients: Reanalysis of the Ningbo Covid-19 data
  • Document date: 2020_4_7
  • ID: nlzdto1h_7
    Snippet: However, in their original statistical analysis 1 , the chi-squared tests were unduly used because the counts in some cells of the contingency tables are rather small and even zeros, which violates the assumptions of a chi-squared test and thus casts doubt on the validity of the hypothesis test. Moreover, when comparing the transmission rates of symptomatic and asymptomatic cases, Chen et al 4 included the cases associated with a super-spreader w.....
    Document: However, in their original statistical analysis 1 , the chi-squared tests were unduly used because the counts in some cells of the contingency tables are rather small and even zeros, which violates the assumptions of a chi-squared test and thus casts doubt on the validity of the hypothesis test. Moreover, when comparing the transmission rates of symptomatic and asymptomatic cases, Chen et al 4 included the cases associated with a super-spreader who mainly transmitted the disease in an air-conditioned bus and a buddhism activity gathering. However, this may reduce the generalization of the findings as the super-spreader should be regarded as an outlier and removed from the primary analysis.

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