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You may (probably?) have done this already, however when I google "binomial variables to permutation tests python" some promising looking results come up. That's all I have at the moment.On Wed, Jun 30, 2021, 5:51 PM Maria Smith <maria...@berkeley.edu> wrote:Hi,Can someone please guide as how to best apply binomial variables to permutation tests?There are two main groups of comparison (Group 1, Group 2) and both have 4 categories(Category 1, Category 2, Category 3, Category 4), and within each category are 9 binomial characteristic elements.
--I’d like to resample and permute the data but I’m at a lost where to start.Any assistance would be appreciated. I’m even willing to discuss over Zoom.Best,Maria----Maria S. SmithPhD Student | NSF Graduate Research FellowUC Chancellor's FellowDepartment of Sociology | University of California, Berkeley
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