I am native russian speaker.
so, Chebisev can be pronounced both _Che_bishev and
Cheby_shov_. These both variants are used equally often.
It is my final and ultimate answer. :))
Aniko ÐÉÛÅÔ × ÓÏÏÂÝÅÎÉÉ <8t7bpp$iju$[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ...
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>>> I need help breaking "kalma" into three syllables?
Comments, please, on the relative merits of the standard textbooks:
Bickel & Doksum
Casella & Berger
Cox & Hinkley
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> This is the version I have, and I just tried ks.gos on rnorm(100) twice,
> rnorm(1000) and rexp(1000) once each. In all 4 cases Splus rejected the
> the hypothesis that there's a fit at at least one sample p
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Frank E Harrell Jr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I need to write up a case study of ordinary least squares
> multiple regression modeling using regression splines and
> bootstrap model validation. I have a lot of medical examples
> but would like an example from a
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Can anyone point me to a good article or book on the statistics of reusing
(independent) data? I am working on a problem where the position and
velocity of a tracer particle is determined by 'condensing' blocks of
independent measurement data. The 'condensing' rather resembles an average,
albeit a
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> Have any of you ever actually heard Dr. Kolmogorov or his
parents pronounce
> his name? If not, then you cannot really be sure of the
proper way to
> pronounce it. My name is fairly simple, yet I have heard
at least 13
> vari
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> >>
> >> I need help breaking "kalma" into three syllables?-)
> >>
> >
> >The first one is silent.
>
> I don't understand your problem. The accent is on the
_third_ syllable,
> that is
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> Have any of you ever actually heard Dr. Kolmogorov or his parents
pronounce > his name? If not, then you cannot really be sure of the
proper way to > pronounce it. My name is fairly simple, yet I have
heard at least 13 > variations on it
Aniko wrote:
> It is usual to put the stress
> mark ' in front of the accented syllable.
and Rich has documented that, if not usual, it is not unusual. All
of my dictionaries put the stress mark after the accented syllable.
I suspect this is the way it was always done until recently. Rich
cites
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I would like to add some biographical information on Winsor to my slides
on the winsorisation technique, which deals with outliers in a
distribution.
Winsorisation is described in Afifi and Azen 1979, by Academic Press
Please send me some info on Winsor the man. Thanks
--
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I need some free/cheap software for data analysis with a very large data sets
(~500,000 observations). I need to be able to merge two such large files. I
will be using correlations, regression and survival analysis. If possible I
may also play with some neural networks.
Any advice where I ca
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Petr Kuzmic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> ...
> In contrast, most folks probably remember a name that had been in the
> daily news a decade or so ago: GorbachEv pronounced "G[a]rba_chov_" in
> Russian. Even NPR, CBS, NBC, CNN, etc., announcers were always
> pr
On Thu, 26 Oct 2000 12:20:21 + (UTC),
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Maarten D. de Jong) wrote:
> Can anyone point me to a good article or book on the statistics of reusing
> (independent) data? I am working on a problem where the position and
< snip, detail >
Generally speaking, losing independence by
Hi!
I wonder how the public is evaluating the normal distribution function
in realworld applications. I am implementing some methods where i have
to calculate different times probability functions relying on normal
distribution functions with steadily changing covariance matrix and mean
values.
G?khan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
: Hi!
: I wonder how the public is evaluating the normal distribution function
I presume that you want the density of a multivar normal distrib. You
don't calculate the inverse; you just need the quadratic form. I think
that Searle's matrix algebra book gives
Following my policy of reuse and recycle, I'm using an old Mac Powerbook
160 under system 7.1. I have an MBA-level ststs and data analysis class
coming up in January. Anyone aware of a nice program that'll run on my old
portable?
Thanks.
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Dave Firth Mac Powerbo
Stata (www.stata.com) works quite well on older 68k systems. I have
used it on my old Powerbook 145.
James Jetton
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>Following my policy of reuse and recycle, I'm using an old Mac Powerbook
>160 under system 7.1. I have an MBA-level ststs and data analysis class
>coming up in J
Paul Gorodyansky wrote:
>
> In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
> Petr Kuzmic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
...
> > is accent on it. Compare with Mr. Mendel_e_ev (the periodic man), whose
> > name is pronounced with "...ev" because the accent is on the
> > pen-ultimate syllable.
>
> No, because th
Gökhan wrote in message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
>
>Hi!
>I wonder how the public is evaluating the normal distribution function
>in realworld applications. I am implementing some methods where i have
>to calculate different times probability functions relying on normal
>distribution functions with
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