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Levene test for equality of variance

Levene test for equality of variance

a method for evaluating whether the variance in a set of scores is equivalent across two or more groups being studied. Equality of variance is required in analysis of variance and other statistical techniques to obtain valid results. See homogeneity of variance. [Howard Levene (1914–2003), U.S. statistician and geneticist]

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