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As mentioned in discussion #296, it would be convenient to have support for both proportion and mean z tests within pingouin.
statsmodels already provides several methods around those tests but in a confused and dispersed way, so you often end up writing some wrapper. Moreover, those methods sometimes have strange signatures, making it not really straightforward to use. A single and richer pandas output would be far more helpful. We are talking about basics here: in my opinion it would strengthen pingouin's position as a user-friendly but powerful and complete statistical package.
Thanks for the detailed feature request @aurel-p! I won't have the time to implement this in the near future but I'll leave this issue open if anyone wants to give it a first go.
Hi,
1. Intro
As mentioned in discussion #296, it would be convenient to have support for both proportion and mean z tests within pingouin.
statsmodels already provides several methods around those tests but in a confused and dispersed way, so you often end up writing some wrapper. Moreover, those methods sometimes have strange signatures, making it not really straightforward to use. A single and richer pandas output would be far more helpful. We are talking about basics here: in my opinion it would strengthen pingouin's position as a user-friendly but powerful and complete statistical package.
2. Ressources
statsmodels
R
3. Feature
proportions_ztest()
parameters
returns
means_ztest()
Thanks!
Aurélien
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