Normality Test
Test whether your data follows a normal distribution using Shapiro-Wilk, Kolmogorov-Smirnov, and Anderson-Darling tests, with Q-Q plots and histograms.
With large samples, normality tests become highly sensitive and will often reject normality due to trivial deviations that have no practical significance. Always interpret results alongside the Q-Q plot, histogram, and effect size, a statistically significant p-value alone is not sufficient evidence of meaningful non-normality.
Input
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Descriptive Statistics
Normality Tests
| Test | Statistic | p-value | Result | Interpretation |
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* p-values are approximated. For small samples (<8), only Shapiro-Wilk is reliable.
Plots
Histogram
Q-Q Plot
Box Plot
Empirical CDF vs Normal CDF