Hi,
I don't really know whether this questions belongs in this group, but
let's see...
I am in need of comparing some histograms to continuous distributions.
Is there an optimal way of doing this? The problem can be better
portrayed by means of an example. Assume that we are
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Dear Colleagues
I have been using "test-retest" method for calculating reliability by
applying the Pearson Product Moment (PPM) analysis. However, I have been
told that this not the right way to calculate reliability, and I should use
the ANOVA to calculate the reliability. Would you comment and
