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What is the difference between "Two-sample test (normal approximation)" and "One-way test (chi-square approximation)" displayed in the Wilcoxon test report?

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The "Two-sample test (normal approximation)" gives results with continuity correction, whereas the "One-way test (chi-square approximation)" gives results without continuity correction.
The "(mean - mean 0) / standard deviation 0" displayed in the report is calculated using the continuous correction value as follows:


(Rank Sum - Expected Rank Sum + Successive Correction) / Standard Deviation of Rank Sum

Here, if "Rank Sum - Expected Value of Rank Sum > 0", the consecutive adjustment value is -0.5, and if "Rank Sum - Expected Value of Rank Sum < 0", the consecutive adjustment value is 0.5.

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