Dear Eric Bohlman,
Thank you for the explanation that have I benefited much from.
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> Bekir <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > 2. There are apparently and exactly three groups; groups 1, 3, 5 that
> > had the sa
Dear Duncan Smith,
Thank you for the reply that was very helpful.
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> 1. Adjust the alpha level for the individual tests. i.e. if the 'family'
> (overall) error rate is 5%, then alpha for the individual t
Hi Duane,
I am interested to know who has derived these formulas (Is it you?) and what
were the bases for the derivation? Siddeek
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> > Hi, I'm trying to calculate sample size using the
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> Hi, I'm trying to calculate sample size using the sample size formula
> for simple random sampling, which requires an estimate of the
> variance. But I don't know the variance, instead I wan't to use the
> ma
Glen, thanks for your response. How does it change if I know that the
distribution is continous and unimodal?
I have the formula for simple random sampling, which is
approx=(z^2*s^2)/(xbar^2*epsilon^2). But my epsilon is very high since
I cannot detect smaller differnces. It is about 30 which caus
Thanks for your response.
Can you please clarify the point you made about the Homogeneity test. Does
this mean that the Homogeneity of covariance test has not been violated and
thus the null hypothesis of equal covariances in the groups is therefore not
rejected. Can you refer me to any books or
haytham siala wrote:
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> Can someone please help me in the following:
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> 1. I have conducted a Repeated-Measures ANOVA using SPSS and the table of
> Within-subjects effects showed some results of dots in the cells of the
> table. I also get these dots in the alpha column of the Homogeneity of
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