When performing a signed rank test in a paired difference experiment, tied absolute value
differences are assigned the average of the ranks they would receive if they were unequal, but
successive measurements.

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In a signed rank test, when there are tied absolute value differences, the procedure is to assign the average of the ranks that these tied values would have received if they were not tied. This ensures that the ranking is fair and maintains the integrity of the test's assumptions.

When Performing a Signed Rank Test in a Paired Difference