which data distribution uses what statistic test
Hi, I am a freshman for statistics. I know that one, two or multiple dataset is normal distribution, then I can use to z test， t test or ABOVE to test the difference between samples. But my question is that if two datasets are binomial or negative binomial or bossion distribution, how can I use what statistic test to check the statistic difference between samples?
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There are sites especially devoted to statistical problems (my favorite one is https://stats.stackexchange.com ) - however even there this question in its current form would not be appropriate. May be you can find an answer here https://stats.stackexchange.com/questions/227079/comparison-of-medians , may be you need to reformulate it including what your question is (e.g., what exactly you mean by "difference", is it difference in means? in medians? in distribution shape?)