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Could you please check it.
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ellen
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Hello, List
This link might be useful for students:
http://help-for-students.port5.com/professor.html
Student
is correct
and, also, including an interaction term to examine its statistical
significance is the best approach.
Ellen Hertz
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Was hoping someone might be able to confirm that my approach for comparing
2
slopes was correct.
I
and the predictors are MJ use that hour
and N-1dummy variables for the subjects. Then you want to look at the sign
and p-value of the MJ coefficient.
Hope this helps.
Ellen Hertz
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There was some research
. It is a consequence of the fact that Gamma
(1,b) is the exponential density with parameter b and the convolution of
Gamma (r,b) and Gamma (s,b) is Gamma (r+s,b).
Ellen Hertz
Arun Nagarkatti wrote:
I am looking through notes for confidence interval for the exponential
mean.
I have been given that:
Suppose
not have a large prior database, I don't see what else you can
do.
Ellen Hertz
haytham siala wrote:
Hi,
I have to mark scripts based on a marking scheme thus:
10 questions of equal weighting, grade each answer from A to F. So each
question , obviously, counts for 10%. Given a random set
) is tabulated.
You can apply this to X1-X2 since it has mean 2-2=0
Ellen Hertz
Tarjei Knapstad wrote:
I recently ran into this problem when assisting my girlfriend with her
studies for an exam in basic statistics, but I've been unable to solve
it:
I have a random variable X normally
is that the more statistically oriented reader is more often
interested in the smallest p (the significance level) and the applied
reader may be more interested in a CI at a pre-assigned confidence level
as a sort of worst case scenario but that is just a guess.
Regards,
Ellen Hertz
Ron Bloom wrote
Compute the probability that X=2 where X is binomial with n=50 and p=0.10.
Ellen Hertz
John Lexmark wrote:
Please help me to solve this problem, I am stuck...
An inspector inspects large truckloads of potatoes to determine the
proportion p in the shipment with major defects prior to using
erate GIGO, that certainly is
dangerous.
Ellen Hertz
Zubin wrote:
Can you be more specific on what the misleading statements are? And why you
think they are misleading.
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