I would like to collect data in a school on a survey form where the respondents
enter only a code number to identify themselves. I would like the code number
to be something that the participants will be able to remember for follow-up
data collection in the near future, but I would also like to
Hello everybody...
I am doing my thesis on feature extraction of digital modulations and I've
seen quite a few papers using the 2nd and 4th cumulant as a tool..
Could anyone tell me what is the specific advantage of the 2nd and 4th
cumulant in feature extraction??
I would really appreciate your
On Wed, 2 Aug 2000, Rich Ulrich wrote:
I have a question of my own - I think FAMILY is not, in general, the
same as EXPERIMENT.
[Thanks to Jerry Dallal for that lovely quote from Rupert Miller!]
I have always understood "experimentwise" to refer to post hoc multiple
comparisons carried out
On Wed, 2 Aug 2000, chris (who, from his e-mail address, clearly does not
desire a personal response) wrote:
I have a doubt as to what is the assumption for normality in a t-test.
Two possibilities:
These may perhaps not exhaust the universe of discourse.
I think it is for the sample
On 3 Aug 2000, DavidS9307 wrote:
I would like to collect data in a school on a survey form where the
respondents enter only a code number to identify themselves. I would
like the code number to be something that the participants will be able
to remember for follow-up data collection in
Hello from Germany,
as a part of my dissertation in medicine, I have
to summarize some results of clinical trials.
My question: By summarizing the results
(percentage differences of certain parameters),
how can I regard for the different p-values
(which are calculated with different tests in the
I've used mother's maiden name (abbreviated if too long or padded if too
short)+ birthdate of mother or respondent.
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On 3 Aug 2000, DavidS9307 wrote:
I would like to collect data in a school on a survey form where the
respondents enter only a code number to identify
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On 03 Aug 2000 06:45:45 GMT, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (DavidS9307)
wrote:
I would like to collect data in a school on a survey form where the respondents
enter only a code number to identify themselves. I would like the code number
to be something that the participants will be able to remember for
You must have a different audience than I if you think they can spell
other people's names, remember numbers, identify and encode playing
cards, know their mother's maiden name and birthdate, etc. The task
needs to be one they are capable of and motivated to attempt. Maybe
the survey could
The original question was how to come up with a unique identification
that would be known only to the respondent and would be remembered.
As long as they put in 4 Latin characters followed by 6 Arabic numbers
(that could pass for a date ... I don't check). Maybe they used their
girl friend's name
Have some more survey data. 4 dichotomous variables involving a deadly
force survey, so vars like resist arrest or not, felony or not, death or
not. And my haunting 7-point Likert scale of Reasonable to really
Unreasonable use of deadly force.
Now it gets worse. The person who designed the
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