[Steps Shown] We could also examine the rank-order relationships involved, and ask if the tool counts from each level come from the same underlying populations.
Question: We could also examine the rank-order relationships involved, and ask if the tool counts from each level come from the same underlying populations. Therefore use the Mann-Whitney U and Wilcoxon Rank Sum tests to examine these relationships.
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