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Dixon's Q test: a standalone construct

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Analytical chemistry

outlier test for small data sets that compares the gap between a suspect value and its nearest neighbor with the range of the data.

In analytical chemistry, Dixon's Q test refers to outlier test for small data sets that compares the gap between a suspect value and its nearest neighbor with the range of the data. This meaning comes from Dean (1951) in Analytical Chemistry.[1]

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  1. Dean, R. B., & Dixon, W. J. (1951). Simplified Statistics for Small Numbers of Observations. Analytical Chemistry, 23(4), 636-638. https://doi.org/10.1021/ac60052a025

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