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Sign test for paired datas conceptions My professor said for the sign test we are not...

Sign test for paired datas conceptions

My professor said for the sign test we are not testing median_x=median_y

and the difference median(x-y) is not equal to median_x-median_y

I am so confused.

Please tell me are we testing if two samples have the same median??? Please explain the conception and give out some examples

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