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TTest1w_upper (weight, value [, sig = 0.025 ])<br />

returns the aggregated value for the upper end of the confidence interval for a series of values iterated over a<br />

number of records as defined by a group by clause. See the TTest1w_t (weight, value) (page 299) and<br />

TTest1w_conf ( weight, value [, sig = 0.025 ]) (page 300) functions for argument descriptions.<br />

Example:<br />

Load Year, ttest1w_upper(Weight, Value) as X from abc.csv group by<br />

Year;<br />

The following five functions apply to z-tests.<br />

ZTest_z (value [, sigma])<br />

returns the aggregated z value for a series of values iterated over a number of records as defined by a group<br />

by clause. The values should be returned by value. A population mean of 0 is assumed. If you want the test<br />

to be performed around another mean, subtract that value from the sample values. If known, the standard<br />

deviation can be stated in sigma. If sigma is omitted the actual sample standard deviation will be used. Text<br />

values, null values and missing values in value will result in the function returning null.<br />

Example:<br />

Load Year, ztest_z(Value-TestValue) as X from abc.csv group by Year;<br />

ZTest_sig (value [, sigma])<br />

returns the aggregated z-test 2-tailed level of significance for a series of values iterated over a number of records<br />

as defined by a group by clause. See the ZTest_z (value [, sigma]) (page 301) function for argument<br />

descriptions.<br />

returning null.<br />

Example:<br />

Load Year, ztest_sig(Value-TestValue) as X from abc.csv group by Year;<br />

ZTest_dif (value [, sigma])<br />

returns the aggregated z-test mean difference for a series of values iterated over a number of records as<br />

defined by a group by clause. See the ZTest_z (value [, sigma]) (page 301) function for argument descriptions.<br />

returning null.<br />

Example:<br />

Load Year, ztest_dif(Value-TestValue) as X from abc.csv group by Year;<br />

ZTest_sterr (value [, sigma] )<br />

returns the aggregated z-test standard error of the mean difference for a series of values iterated over a<br />

number of records as defined by a group by clause. See the ZTest_z (value [, sigma]) (page 301) function<br />

for argument descriptions.<br />

returning null.<br />

Example:<br />

Load Year, ztest_sterr(Value-TestValue) as X from abc.csv group by<br />

Year;<br />

ZTest_conf (value [, sigma [, sig = 0.025 ])<br />

returns the aggregated z value for a series of values iterated over a number of records as defined by a group<br />

by clause. The two-tailed level of significance can be specified in sig. If omitted sig will be set to 0.025,<br />

301

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