On Tue, 12 Feb 2002 12:27:08 -0600 Paul C. Smith
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But I assume that also means
that they're not likely to encounter much in the way of grouped data. Sure,
I can think of some situations in which they might (secondary analyses of
previously grouped data), but I've
Kenneth M. Steele wrote:
In an important sense, all data is grouped-data. We specify
some boundary conditions of inclusion/exclusion in a unit and
those conditions typically cover a range of variations which we
*might* attend to under other circumstances.
To continue with and (likely)
