The variable geneXYZ denotes the activity of a gene, and smoke denotes
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a) The variable geneXYZ denotes the activity of a gene, and smoke denotes the smoking status of individuals. Using a permutation approach or otherwise (justify your approach) is there evidence that the activity of the gene is higher in smokers than non-smokers?

b) Construct an 95% confidence interval for the difference in means using a simple bootstrap approach.

c) The smoke2 variable extends the smoke variable, splitting smokers into occasional and regular smokers. What is the F-statistic for the comparison of geneXYZ across the smoke2 groups? (assuming equal variances)

Hint
StatisticsPermutation tests are non-parametric tests that solely rely on the assumption of exchangeability. To get a p-value, we randomly sample (without replacement) possible permutations of our variable of interest. The p-value is the proportion of samples that have a test statistic larger than that of our observed data. Main difference: randomization tests consider every possible permutation of...

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