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Statistics in medicine Michal Jurajda

Repetition descriptive statistics statistical induction data presentation statistical induction making decisions about populations from samples statistical inference hypotheses testing multiple comparison

Advanced statistics Multiple samples comparison (ANOVA) Contingency tables (Fisher`s exact test, χ2-test Survival analysis Cluster analysis

ANOVA Analysis of variance tests null hypothesis about more than two smaples requirements: Normal distribution, equal standard deviations requires further analyses to find out which sample is different

Neparametric „ANOVA“ Kruskal-Wallis test

Contingency tables 2x2 comparison of proportions, rows and columns relationship null hypothesis = rows and columns are independent

Survival analysis probability of the given event (death) decreases with decreasing number of study group members „survivors“ censored data still alive at the end of the study (event did not occure) lost from the study died for another cause Kaplan-Meier graphs Log rank test

Cluster analysis multidimensional analysis measure of distance amalgamation algorithm data normalization k means clustering hierarchical tree