The Two-Way Likelihood Ratio (G) Test and Comparison to Two-Way Chi Squared Test
Jesse Hoey
TL;DR
This paper derives the Two-Way Likelihood Ratio (G) Test and compares it to the traditional Two-Way Chi Squared Test, highlighting their differences and potential advantages in statistical analysis.
Contribution
It provides a detailed derivation of the G Test and offers a comparative analysis with the Chi Squared Test, clarifying their applications and differences.
Findings
G Test derived and explained in detail
Comparison shows conditions favoring G Test over Chi Squared Test
Insights into the statistical properties of both tests
Abstract
This paper presents a derivation of the Two-Way Likelihood Ratio (G) Test and Comparison to the Two-Way Chi Squared Test
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Taxonomy
TopicsAlgorithms and Data Compression · Forensic and Genetic Research · Traditional Chinese Medicine Studies