Using R to simulate permutation distributions for some elementary experimental designs

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Null distributions of permutation tests for two-sample, paired, and block designs are simulated using the R statistical programming language. For each design and type of data, permutation tests are compared with standard normal-theory and nonparametric tests. These examples (often using real data) provide for classroom discussion use of metrics that are appropriate for the data. Simple programs in R are provided and explained briefly. Suggestions are provide d for use of permutation tests and R in teaching statistics courses for upper-division and first year graduate students. Copyright © 2010 by T. Lynn Eudey, Joshua D. Kerr, and Bruce E. Trumbo all rights reserved.

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Eudey, T. L., Kerr, J. D., & Trumbo, B. E. (2010). Using R to simulate permutation distributions for some elementary experimental designs. Journal of Statistics Education, 18(1), 1–30. https://doi.org/10.1080/10691898.2010.11889473

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