Let’s check how to perform Chi-Squared test using SciPy Python library.
Chi-square calculations
We’ll demonstrate how to conduct a chi-squared test for a given set of observed frequencies using the SciPy library. We’ll calculate the chi-squared test using the SciPy library, as it provides the built-in chisquare function for this purpose.
The chisquare function returns a p-value. Setting a significance level of 5% helps us determine if the observed deviations from expected frequencies are statistically significant.
from scipy import stats numbers = [45, 67, 33, 54, 33] chi = stats.chisquare(numbers) print(f"pvalue equals {round(chi.pvalue, 4)}") if chi.pvalue < 0.05: print("Hypothesis can be rejected") else: print("Hypothesis is valid")