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2011 Feb 02
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Finding the dominant factor in an unbalanced group
...each quadrant:
(dput data at the end of this mail)
I can determine whether the distribution is balanced or not with a Chi
Squared (chisq.test)
However what I would like to do is determine whether there is a dominant
quadrant (eg. CBP06118 in the example data), or a dominant pair of
quadrants (eg CBP06036 in the example data) and if so which they are.
If my dataset were only 10 patients it probably wouldn't be a problem
(although I'm not certain what statistical check I could do beyond
re-applying chisquared tests with only the relevant quadrants which
sounds dodgy to me) the problem occurs...