Hi all -
Currently, when you run the Contingency Table for 2 variables and request to 'Include Chi-Squared Statistic' it doesn't provide you with an output of these values in the 'D' data output. You can, however, see the outputs in the 'R' report output; but, these are at the bottom of the formatted report and not simple to extract.
Also, any way to output the critical values from this node as well? (or another.. any way other than manually pairing in the upper and lower limit tables?)
I did download the 'Chi Square Test Macro' but unfortunately get a different degree of freedom and different output for chi square result than when I compute manually and further differs from that of the 'Contingency Table' output.
Thank you for any input!
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Hi asibley,
Inside the Contingency Table macro, on Summarize Tool (94), I believe you can extract the chi-square.
Just output a macro output to this tool and you'll have the value.
I recommend to work on a copied version of the Contingency Table Macro (and it's dependencies: \Supporting_Macros\PivotTable.yxmc and \Supporting_Templates\PivotTable_Template.html)
Hi @JasonH123
The issue here is that the macro's original path is in a "protected" directory (C:\Program Files\Alteryx\R-3.3.2\Plugin\Macros\Predictive Tools\).
I would copy the ContingencyTable.yxmc to a Custom Macro directory (See Options-> User Settings-> Macros Tab)
For this to work, there is an extra subdirectory needed within your Custom Macro Directory: Create one and call it "Supporting_Macros".
In this Supporting_Macros subdirectory, copy the PivotTable.yxmc (Used in the ContingencyTable Macro)
So, your Custom Macro Directory should be like:
C:\Alteryx_Custom_Macro_DIRECTORY
C:\Alteryx_Custom_Macro_DIRECTORY\Supporting_Macros
Once you got this structure, use your copied ContingencyTable Macro (Insert->Macro), not the one in the menu. That'll give you the desired output.
Best,
_AG_