Determining Data Distribution
Anyone know of an easy way to determine what kind of distribution my data is?
I have heard the K-S test is good but easily susceptible to sample size. Does anyone know any drawbacks to Anderson-Darling? Or other 'Goodness of Fit Test'?
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