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Use KS test to determine if the following two samples come from the same distribution. What...
Use KS test to determine if the following two samples come from the same distribution. What is the p-value?
> x1
1.4745039 0.6887191 0.7039077 0.6874590 0.3869872 0.6676840 2.1579876 1.2077449
0.6374479 0.8155020 0.6048739 0.7791121 1.1239440 0.2822348 1.1090178 0.4214001
1.1184735 1.1494251 1.2954266 1.2083231
> x2
0.5328365 0.1981889 0.7243260 1.1050412 0.6593431 0.7068702 0.9887464 0.4788393
0.7510702 0.5284408 0.7018747 0.6859908 0.2629962 0.7042702 0.7036941 0.9767885
1.1382272 2.6636804 1.4457343 0.2567961
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