To calculate if there is a significant difference in variation between two data-sets. This test is robust when the data is not normally distributed. It calculates the Levene variation test between this column and the comparing column.
Interpretation
The smaller the p value is the more likely there is a significant difference in variation between the data-sets.
Develve uses the commonly accepted value of p < 0.05 for significance.
If the data-sets is normally distributed use the Variation F-test
For this test is no minimum sample size (power) calculation
With the W value and the degrees of freedom can the program calculate the p value.
Legend
Mean of all data Mean group total number of samples number of samples in group number of groups
Example
Select Variation test. To use the Levene test first select "non normal distributed" when the box is not selected the F-test is calculated. Then select Diff variation. In this example C and D are significantly different in variance compared to A. Data file
To calculate if there is a significant difference in variation between two or more data-sets. This test is also robust when the data is not normally distributed. It calculates the Levene variation test between the selected columns.
Interpretation
The smaller the p value is the more likely there is a significant difference of one ore more of the selected data-sets.
Develve uses the commonly accepted value of p < 0.05 for significance.
For this test is no minimum sample size (power) calculation
Colors of the cells
Green
No significant difference
Yellow
Significant difference
formula
With the W value and the degrees of freedom the program can calculate the p value out of the F distribution.
Legend
Mean of all data Mean group total number of samples number of samples in group number of groups
Example
To use the Multiple Levene test "Menu: Tools=> Multiple Levene test". Then select the data-sets to compare. In this example there no significantly different in variance in the selected columns. Data file