ONE-SAMPLE TESTS RUN TEST One of the fundamental assumptions of the parametric test is that the observed data are random and test statistic and the subsequent analysis are based on this assumption. It is always better to check whether this assumption is true or not. A very simple tool for checking this assumption is run test. This section is devoted to throw light on the run test. Before discussing the run test first we have to explain what we mean by a “run”. A run in observations, is defined as a sequence of letters or symbols of one kind, immediately preceded and succeeded by letters of other kind or no letters. For example a sequence of two letters H and T as given below: HHTHTTTHTHHHTTT In this sequence, we start with first letter H and go up to other kind of letter, that is, T. In this way, we get first run of two H’s. Then we start with this T and go up to other kind of l
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