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    The Friedman Test Is a Nonparametric Equivalent to a Parametric
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The Friedman Test Is a Nonparametric Equivalent to a Parametric

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The Friedman test is a nonparametric equivalent to a parametric one-sample t test comparing a mean with a benchmark.

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