Chi-Square tests are nonparametric tests. Discuss the following: What are the differences between parametric tests and nonparametric tests? What are the requirements for Chi-Square tests? What are the limitations of Chi-Square tests?
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Differences between parametric tests and nonparametric tests: Parametric tests are statistical tests that assume the data comes from a population with a specific distribution, usually a normal distribution. They require certain assumptions about the population Show more…
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