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Contingency table
Hello,
I have put together a contingency table but I am struggling to understand one of the column values.
What I do understand:-
Count is the actual number of non-injured and injured
Total % is the percentage of non-injured and injured players for all age groups combine
Row% is the percentage of non-inured and injured for that specific age group
But I am totally lost with what Column% means (please see attached screen shot) - could someone please advise me on this as I do not understand the description on the website.
Thanks!
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Re: Contingency table
The Column% is the proportion of the age group of the injured or of the non-injured. Divide the counts in the cell by the column total (bottom of contingency table).
Example from Big Class:
Using the cell for sex = F and age = 12 with a count of 5, the Total % is the count / total = 5 / 40 = 12.5, the Col % is the count / column total = 5 / 18 = 27.78, and the Row % is the count / row total = 5 / 8 = 62.5.
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Re: Contingency table
The Column% is the proportion of the age group of the injured or of the non-injured. Divide the counts in the cell by the column total (bottom of contingency table).
Example from Big Class:
Using the cell for sex = F and age = 12 with a count of 5, the Total % is the count / total = 5 / 40 = 12.5, the Col % is the count / column total = 5 / 18 = 27.78, and the Row % is the count / row total = 5 / 8 = 62.5.
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