Chi-Square Association Quiz – 2
The relationship/ dependency between the attributes is called association and the measure of degrees of relationship between the attributes is called the coefficient of association. The Chi-Square Statistic is used to test the association between the attributes. The Chi-Square Association is defined as
$$\chi^2 = \sum \frac{(of_i – ef_i)^2}{ef_i}\sim \chi^2_{v},$$
where $v$ denotes the degrees of freedom
The following is the MCQs Association Test
The quiz about Chi-Square Association between attributes.
A population can be divided into two or more mutually exclusive and exhaustive classes according to their characteristics. It is called dichotomy or twofold division if it is divided into two mutually exclusive classes. A contingency table is a two-way table in which the data is classified according to two attributes, each having two or more levels. A measure of the degree of association between attributes expressed in a contingency table is known as the coefficient of contingency. Pearson’s mean square coefficient of contingency is
\[C=\sqrt{\frac{\chi^2}{n+\chi^2}}\]
Attributes are said to be independent if there is no association between them. Independence means the presence or absence of one attribute does not affect the other. The association is positive if the observed frequency of attributes is greater than the expected frequency and negative association or disassociation (negative association) is if the observed frequency is less than the expected frequency.
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