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Re: Statistical test for equality ?


From: stn021
Subject: Re: Statistical test for equality ?
Date: Tue, 24 Dec 2013 00:16:20 +0100




2013/12/23 Nir Krakauer <address@hidden>
You could try

max(abs(x2 - x1))
rms(x2 - x1)   [rms function is in nan package, or you can

I assume that rms() = sqrt( mean((x1-x2).^2) ) , the root of the mean squares ?

So yes, this function calculates how far the two vectors are apart and is indeed a measure for my question. It is unfortunately not a test in the statistical sense. For that there would have to be some kind of p-value which would indicate if or if not the null-hypthesis should be assumed to be true. Similar to for example t_test()


 
or other such functions, depending on what form you think the noise takes

The noise follows a normal distribution, nothing special here. If x1==x2 then mean(noise) is near zero, std(noise) could have any value.


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