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Revisiting the Brunner-Munzel test from the viewpoint of local linear approximation
The Brunner-Munzel (BM) test is a nonparametric test for two independent samples that evaluates whether observations from one group tend to be greater than observations from another group, or vice versa. The BM test has a broader scope of application than the Mann-Whitney $U$ test because it does no
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