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A new family of nonparametric statistics, the r-statistics, is introduced. Itconsists of counting the number of records of the cumulative sum of the sample.The single-sample r-statistic is almost as powerful as Student's t-statisticfor Gaussian and uniformly distributed variables, and more powerful than thesign and Wilcoxon signed-rank statistics as long as the data are not tooheavy-tailed.  Three two-sample parametric r-statistics are proposed, one with a higherspecificity but a smaller sensitivity than Mann-Whitney U-test and the otherone a higher sensitivity but a smaller specificity. A nonparametric two-sampler-statistic is introduced, whose power is very close to that of Welch statisticfor Gaussian or uniformly distributed variables.

One- and two-sample nonparametric tests for the signal-to-noise ratio based on record statistics