2.13.4.7 signrank1(Pro)

1 Menu Information
2 Brief Information
3 Additional Information
4 Command Line Usage
5 X-Function Execution Options
6 Variables
7 Examples
8 More Information
9 Reference
10 Related X-Functions

Menu Information

Statistics: Nonparametric Tests: One-Sample Wilcoxon Signed Rank Test

Brief Information

Perform a one-sample Wilcoxon signed rank test

Additional Information

This feature is for OriginPro only.

Command Line Usage

1. signrank1 irng:=col(A)

2. signrank1 irng:=Col(A) median:=0.1

3. signrank1 irng:=Col(1) median:=2.0 tail:=lower rt:=<new Sign>

X-Function Execution Options

Please refer to the page for additional option switches when accessing the x-function from script

Variables

Display Name	Variable Name	I/O and Type	Default Value	Description
Input	irng	Input Range	<active>	Specify the input data range on which to perform one-sample Wilcoxon Sign rank test.
Test Median	median	Input double	0	Specify the value for null hypothesis
Null Hypothesis	null	Input string	0	Show the null hypothesis
Alternate Hypothesis	tail	Input int	Radio	Indicates whether an upper, lower, or 2 tailed Wilcoxon sign rank test should be performed Option list two:Median <> 0 Performs a 2-tailed Wilcoxon Sign rank test upper:Median > 0 Performs an upper-tailed Wilcoxon Sign rank test lower:Median < 0 Performs a lower-tailed Wilcoxon Sign rank test
Significance Level	alpha	Input double	0.05	Specify the significance level of the test.
Output Results	rt	Output ReportTree	[<input>]<new>	Specify the report worksheet destination

Examples

1. To perform a one-sample Wilcoxon Sign rankTest on column 1 of the active worksheet using default settings, type the script command:

signrank1 irng:=col(A);

To list detailed output results of the above test, use the script command:

signrank1.=

2. To perform an upper-tailed one-sample Wilcoxon Sign rank Test on column B of the active worksheet, with the hypothetical mean set as 20, use the script command:

signrank1 irng:=col(B) median:=20 tail:=1

Notice that all the commands can be executed from the same line, separated only by spaces.