The noparametries tests g and chi-square and their aproximations
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In this paper we show from where became and the aproach of a alternative to the few published no-parametric test, knowed chis-quare in the literature as G test. By deduction, we research the origin of this statistics and the aproach of the statistics of chi-square that is used at the hypothesis tests.
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