T.S. Lim wrote:
I'm attempting to compile an online list of the fundamental differences
between our field Statistics and Data Mining. Several online references
that touch on the topic include
http://www-stat.stanford.edu/~jhf/ftp/dm-stat.ps
Is Accuracy measured as sample mean or sample median distance from true
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Herman Rubin wrote:
The UK has effective disenfrachisement of most of the
members of its Liberal party. Also, the US was definitely
set up NOT to be "democratic"; the British democracy has
greatly eroded the rights the people won in the Bill of
Rights and the Petition of Right. Democracy
Michael Granaas wrote:
On Thu, 16 Nov 2000, Thom Baguley wrote:
I was also struck by the poll result in Florida newspaper reporting that most
Floridians thought the election was fair. Most was less than 2/3 in that case.
I would be horrified if 1/3 of the electorate in an English
Thom Baguley wrote:
Herman Rubin wrote:
The UK has effective disenfrachisement of most of the
members of its Liberal party. Also, the US was definitely
set up NOT to be "democratic"; the British democracy has
greatly eroded the rights the people won in the Bill of
Rights and the
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Thom Baguley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Herman Rubin wrote:
The UK has effective disenfrachisement of most of the
members of its Liberal party. Also, the US was definitely
set up NOT to be "democratic"; the British democracy has
greatly eroded the rights the
Rich Ulrich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, I can squint my eyes, and posit a Type III error that meets
that definition. But it's virtually never going to happen, or be
regarded as an event-of-that-class when it does; so it is not "on a
par with" the other two. In my opinion.
It seems to me
Dear List,
What software would you recommend for writing documents that contain
mathematical symbols? Microsoft Word does not have all the symbols I
need.
Paul W. Jeffries
Department of Psychology
SUNY--Stony Brook
Stony Brook NY 11794-2500
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Lotus Wordpro
"Paul W. Jeffries" wrote:
Dear List,
What software would you recommend for writing documents that contain
mathematical symbols? Microsoft Word does not have all the symbols I
need.
Paul W. Jeffries
Department of Psychology
SUNY--Stony Brook
Stony Brook NY 11794-2500
MathType version 4 is excellent. I write a lot of equations, and find it
very useful. It can install itself as part of Word, so it becomes your
default equation editor. If you take the trouble to learn the keyboard
shortcuts, it is exceptionally quick to use.
Dave Howell
At 01:36 PM 11/20/00
Herman Rubin wrote:
And machine voting was originally introduced in the last century
because of fraud.
You mean like the Tammany and Pendergrast machines?
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You could try Mathtype, which works very well. The equation editor in
Word is a cut down version of this. URL is http://www.mathtype.com/.
Regards,
Alan
"Paul W. Jeffries" wrote:
Dear List,
What software would you recommend for writing documents that contain
mathematical symbols?
I have been looking at math. editors for years. There's no right
answer -- it just depends on what you want to do. For example, the
journals of the American Mathamatical Society want you to submit
articles in TeX or LaTeX, which is the most powerful tool for such
things, but also the hardest
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What software would you recommend for writing documents that contain
mathematical symbols? Microsoft Word does not have all the symbols I
need.
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If it is just a matter of symbols you
Chris said :"Since both the null and alternative are generally false,"
Now I'm confused. I always thought that null and alternative were mutually
exclusive and exhaustive, as in "parameter LE value" versus "parameter GT
value."
Paul Foran wrote:
Is Accuracy measured as sample mean or sample median distance from true
value
You could define something called accuracy as either of these, or indeed
as something else. Is there a particular context you're asking about?
It may be that in some areas the term has an accepted
Hi all,
I'm looking around for a stats tutor. I'm in the Boston area but its
conceivable that it could be done remote. I would need perhaps a couple
of hours a week in Bayesian analysis and probability theory at the first
year grad level. Please give me a call at work if anyone is interested.
On Mon, 20 Nov 2000, Karl L. Wuensch wrote:
Chris said :"Since both the null and alternative are generally false,"
Now I'm confused. I always thought that null and alternative were
mutually exclusive and exhaustive, as in "parameter LE value" versus
"parameter GT value."
No, you're not
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