CochranQtest 1.0

This m-file performs the Cochran's Q test for multi-way tables which each variable has two levels, that is, for 2x2...x2 tables. It is used to test the homogeneity of the one-dimensional margins. So, Cochran's Q test is a nonparametric test examining change in a dichotomous variable across more than two observations. It can be approximate to a Chi-square statistic. When there are only two binary response variables, Cochran's Q test simplifies to McNemar's test. The test was proposed by Cochran (1950).Then, for a NxK table where N is the number of subjects or blocks and K is the number of repeated measures or different tratments. The null hypothesis to test is, Ho: p_1 = p_2 = . . . = p_K; j = 1,2,...,K.p_j is the probability of a success for a case under condition/treatment j.It needs to input X-data matrix (size of matrix must be N-by-K; binary value=column 1, treatment or repeated measure=column 2;subject or block=column 3), and alpha-significance level (default = 0.05).The output is a table with the Cochran statistic, number of subjects or blocks, number of repeated mesures, degrees of freedom and upper-tail P-value.

Requirements:	No special requirements
Platforms:	Matlab
Keyword:	Blocks,  Conditiontreatment,  Hypothesis,  Input,  Probability,  Subjects,  Success,  Xdata
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