> "K. Krishnamoorthy" wrote:
>
> Hi, please help me to find out a good practical example
> (possibly with data and story) for hypothesis testing about two
> Poisson means..
Some ideas (none with data):
Numbers of male drivers vs number of female drivers going past a point
in a specified period (with sparse traffic so cars don't interact).
Numbers of earthquakes in a region over two different years/decades
Number of violent crimes in a town in July and in December
Number of cars sold in a week at each of two car lots
Number of Coke vs Pepsi-branded litter items along 1km of road
Have two players each play a pinball game 20 times, and compare the
number of games in which each gets a replay.
Same thing with basketball penalty shots.
Compare the number of parking tickets two people get in a year, (or how
often police have stopped two drivers, or whatever)
-Robert Dawson
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