… Also, these measures are suitable for small sample size, as small as nine [20]. According
to [… This study compared three types of conventional measures of skewness and kurtosis for …

… the sample mean usually improves as the sample size … sample is small as the central limit
theorem could not be applied. This paper focuses on the measures of skewness and kurtosis (…

… measurement of skewness and kurtosis in small samples. The analysis concerned 693
distributions with a sample size … compare the contamination between the ability measures and the …

… Biased and unbiased estimators are illustrated with simulated data as a function of sample
size and S / N ratio in Section 5, comparing the unweighted scheme with the common …

… to compare the behavior of Hogg’s estimators of skewness and kurtosis with that of conventional
… estimator Sk1 is less affected by sample size than is the conventional kurtosis estimator …

… sample size on the estimators of skewness and kurtosis … compare several skewness and
kurtosis measures and give some suggestions about the appropriate choice of these measures. …

… research (eg, exploring differences in cognitive development between boys and … skewness
and kurtosis on KR robustness when group distributions are different, sample sizes are small…

… conventional skewness is found to be significantly biased, even for a low skewness of 0.5
and a reasonable sample size … on conventional moment ratios Cv, skewness and kurtosis), in …

… , ie, ρS > ρK, for all series except HML, there is no such pattern when we compare δS and
δK. There is no such pattern when we compare robust skewness and kurtosis either (ρRS vs. …

… C•,, skewness % and kurtosis K exhibit substantial bias and … (y > 2) and both small and large
sample sizes (n < 5000). These … In Figures 3 and 4 we compare the use of L moment ratio …