Statistics 101: Nonparametric Methods, Mood's Median Test in Excel

In this Statistics 101 video, we continue our journey of learning about nonparametric methods (nonparametric statistics). One technique for comparing the medians of two or more samples is Mood's Median Test. This video proposes an example problem, sets up a hypothesis test, and then we go into Microsoft Excel and do everything step by step. Enjoy!
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[@enzotaping7622]

I always look forward to your videos! The concept is explained clearly.

[@meiguzhimei]

I'm wondering why this Chi test is doing one tail only not t double tails? thanks

[@_M_D_M_]

Thanks for this. If we use the Chi Square values for forming the null hypothesis, then this becomes a left tail test?

[@doddpower]

Could we see some examples of these tests from R or other packages?

[@kevinwang6040]

is there any impact from students' group?

[@divyaravindran007]

Could you please make a tutorial on copulas