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2018 Oct 02
2
Delete vs. Expunge in Public Namespace
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Oct 2 10:18:03 hyptest dovecot: imap(chris): delete:
box=MailingListen/test125, uid=180,
msgid=<740a9ba3-d637-3fa0-1b87-ff8d79491bf0@ hyp.postbox.xyz>,
size=1509 Oct 2 10:18:03 hyptest dovecot: imap(chris): expunge:
box=MailingListen/test125, uid=167,
msgid=<740a9ba3-d637-3fa0-1b87-ff8d79491bf0 @hyp.postbox.xyz...
2006 Dec 19
4
nonparametric significance test for one sample
...etric.
http://www.cas.lancs.ac.uk/glossary_v1.1/nonparam.html#wsrt
"The Wilcoxon Signed Ranks test does not require the assumption that the
population is normally distributed. In many applications, this test is used
in place of the one sample
t-test<http://www.cas.lancs.ac.uk/glossary_v1.1/hyptest.html#1sampt>when
the normality assumption is questionable. It is a more powerful
alternative to the sign test, but does assume that the population
probability distribution is symmetric."
I wonder if wilcox.test( ) in R also assumes the symmetric pdf?
I checked the sign test too. But "...