Represents a Grubbs test for detecting a single outlier.
SystemObject Extreme.Statistics.TestsHypothesisTest Extreme.Statistics.TestsOneSampleTestDouble Extreme.Statistics.TestsOneSampleTest Extreme.Statistics.TestsGrubbsTest
Namespace:
Extreme.Statistics.Tests
Assembly:
Extreme.Numerics (in Extreme.Numerics.dll) Version: 8.1.1
public sealed class GrubbsTest : OneSampleTest
Public NotInheritable Class GrubbsTest
Inherits OneSampleTest
public ref class GrubbsTest sealed : public OneSampleTest
[<SealedAttribute>]
type GrubbsTest =
class
inherit OneSampleTest
end
The GrubbsTest type exposes the following members.
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Use the GrubbsTest class to test whether
the value with greatest deviation from the mean in a sample is
an outlier.
The test has two-sided and one-sided versions. In the one-sided
version, the null hypothesis is that the smallest (one-tailed lower)
or largest (one-tailed upper) value in the sample is not an outlier.
In the two-sided version, the null hypothesis is that neither
the smallest or the largest value are outliers.
This test assumes that the sample is drawn from a normal distribution.
It can only test for a single outlier. If you suspect there is more than
one outlier, the GeneralizedEsdTest is the test of choice.
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