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of solution. Normality is widely used in analytical chemistry because it simplifies
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S3 Text. Testing Normality of the Data
Table below provides p-values of single-dimensional and multivariate normality tests. Recall that each dataset comprises independent samples from dierent time points or conditions, where each sample is single- or multidimensional and each dimension corresponds to an estimated cell number in a particular group, such as cells in generation three or dierentiated cells.
Normality tests
were only applied to samples that contained more than three measurements, and such samples were found in four datasets. Lilliefors statistic was used for single-dimensional normality tests, while Mardia, Small's Omnibus, Royston, and Henze-Zirkler (HZ) statistics were used for testing multivariate normality. A review of these multivariate normality tests can be found in (Wang, 2013). We conclude that with the exception of one sample, the data is consistent with the normality assumption. This conclusion can be made if one adopts signi cance level threshold of
0.01,
which is also commonly used in addition to
1
0.05.
Dataset
til2
Samples
1
P-values
0.442
single-dimensional
sample with
6
points
tvvqsc
all
24
single-dimensional
samples with
5
points
each
tvvtot
12
single-dimensional
samples with
5
each
bbimko
p-values in no particular order 0.256
0.140
0.500
0.340
0.302
0.025
0.388
0.113
0.500
0.408
0.500
0.389
0.224
0.182
0.500
0.170
0.500
0.010
0.130
0.010
0.128
0.316
0.500
all
points
24
0.500
12
p-values in no particular order
0.500
0.201
0.049
0.407
0.500
0.500
0.309
0.500
0.290
0.500
0.500
0.500
0.500
a single-dimensional sample with
9
points
Mardia
Small
Royston
HZ
0.868
0.765
0.970
0.774
0.994
0.206
0.128
0.902
0.994
0.000
0.000
0.902
0.994
0.022
0.239
0.902
0.994
0.322
0.761
0.902
0.994
0.055
0.215
0.902
0.994
0.077
0.136
0.902
6−dimensional sample with 9 points one
8−dimensional samples with 9 points six
each
References Wang, Chun.Chao (2013) A MATLAB package for multivariate normality test.
