it comes to passing along to
#students studying inferential statistics
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#what i am mainly looking for would be answers like:
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#the notion of
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#being able to do __
I'd say the notion of inverse probability, but of course that's
because of where I am coming from :-)
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#Maybe the
#qualitative people have the right idea. Don't use numbers at all.
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#Paul R. Swank, Ph.D.
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#Developmental Pediatrics
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in
http://bayes.wustl.edu/gregory/articles.pdf
http://bayes.wustl.edu/gregory/articles.ps.gz
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can see just by looking at the data that it is impossible for the
data to lie in the CI?
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#Paul R. Swank, Ph.D.
#Professor
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of the sky on the
#planet occupied by most of us); so perhaps solicitude for the gravely
#clue-challenged might justify a warning after all.
It could even be a sting.
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At 5:13 PM -0600 1/26/01, Warren Sarle wrote:
http://bmj.com/cgi/content/full/322/7280/0
Good article. See also J.O. Berger and M. Delampady, "Testing Precise
Hypotheses" (Statistical Sciences 2, 317-335, 1987) for an extensive
discussion of this phenomenon.
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Bil
ses memory
requirements to increase rapidly as a large calculation proceeds. It may
have been fixed in recent versions, but R does not have this bug.
Go to http://www.R-project.org/
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nominates for error of the fourth kind "solving
the right problem too late".
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are alphabetically privileged.)
No, the governor's party goes at the top of the ballot in Florida. It's
not an alphabetical thing. Floriday state law favors candidates whose
brothers happen to be the governor :-)
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argument does not convince.
Best wishes, Bill
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oblem to remedy, in fact.
The 19,000 overvotes probably can't be rescued by any reasonable method.
One hopes that Florida will abandon the punch card technology and go to
a more reliable one like the mark-sense technology used in Northern
Florida.
This information courtesy of Salon.com, which p
wants to listen.
Florida law would have required the election judge to give her a new
ballot.
http://www.npr.org/
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# However, the combined experiment is 400 heads on 800 trials,
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#This however is not the _intersection_ of the two specified events.
Sure it is. It's the event I get by first
-axis will
follow a Cauchy distribution.
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