The execution time will depend on which tests are chosen. A few, in fact, have explicit limits on sample size allowed, but those would issue an error message and stop.
I ran a test with just Anderson-Darling, which is the default univariate, and 26600 cases, and it completed in one minute. Then I ran a test with all the allowed univariate (excluding Shapiro-Wilk) and several multivariate tests, and that took much longer. The test tables appeared in about 4.5 minutes, but there was a problem with the plots (boxplot, histograms, qq and splom). I will investigate that.
You should be using the updated version of the command, which is what you would have if you installed it recently, as the original version was broken by changes made by the author of the original underlying R module.
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Jon Peck
Data Scientist
JKP Associates
Santa Fe
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Original Message:
Sent: Tue September 16, 2025 05:58 AM
From: Meni Berger
Subject: Normality Analysis
Hello Community,
I am using the Normality Analysis add-on from the extension hub. I am using a small file (N~26600) to test the normality of 2 variables.
The procedure eventually wrote an output after 11:47 minutes (as declared by the notes).
Has anybody had a similar experience?
Meni Berger |
Data Scientist and Head of Tech Support