Uji

The Uji test is a statistical method used to compare whether two or more groups differ significantly in terms of their median or overall distribution. It’s often applied when data doesn’t meet assumptions required for parametric tests. For example, it can determine if the ranks of different samples are notably different, making it useful for analyzing non-normal data or ordinal variables. Essentially, the Uji test helps researchers assess whether observed differences are likely due to chance or reflect true variations between groups.