Hello,
Jamovi is a very intuitive software. Thank you so much. It allows, among other things, to test the equality of the variances using the Levene's test (independent samples T Test). The statistic of this test is a Fisher's F and I propose that you add in the output the second degrees of freedom corresponding to the sample size less the number of groups (as it is done for the same test of Levene but in the one-way anova menu).
A thousand thanks in advance
Jantonie
Levene's test of equality of variances
Re: Levene's test of equality of variances
hey jantonie,
i've added this now, and it will be in the next release (0.9.6.6)
with thanks
jonathon
i've added this now, and it will be in the next release (0.9.6.6)
with thanks
jonathon
Re: Levene's test of equality of variances
Hi,
I know that Levene's test is less sensitive than Bartlett's test to deviations of normality.
However, it would be useful to have both tests performed. I have a data scenario in which doubling the variance in one group vs the other, Levene's p = 0.36 while Bartlett or the result of var.test (2 groups) p = 0.0088.
These data are skewed, but with relatively large sample size, and Levene's test is not useful to advise the use of Welch's correction for t-test.
Thanks
Victor
I know that Levene's test is less sensitive than Bartlett's test to deviations of normality.
However, it would be useful to have both tests performed. I have a data scenario in which doubling the variance in one group vs the other, Levene's p = 0.36 while Bartlett or the result of var.test (2 groups) p = 0.0088.
These data are skewed, but with relatively large sample size, and Levene's test is not useful to advise the use of Welch's correction for t-test.
Thanks
Victor