Fisher’s exact test is a statistical test that is used to test the hypothesis that 2 events are obtained from populations with the same probability.
History:
In 1895 Fisher introduced the modern version of the test in a paper based on an analysis of the inheritance of eye color in rabbits. In the next year a similar test was introduced by the sociologist Robert Merton. It was Fisher that named this test after himself. In 1934 Fisher published a book about it. 50e0806aeb faldavo
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