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Do you have any explanation for that?
I wouldn't call that strange behaviour; I'd call that correct.
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I really appreciate your input,
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*k. But
strong correlation among
test statistics can certainly reduce the limit well below 1-(1-p)^k .
---JRG
John R. Gleason
Syracuse University
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of Stata users among the faculty here.
I'l also agree that Stata's GUI is ghastly; most of my students (both during
courses and any later use) quickly adapt to using
Stata's command line, and they use it quite effectively.
---JRG
John R. Gleason
Associate Professor
Syracuse University
430 Huntington
of test
statistics. Are you?
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John R. Gleason
I meant to write were not what you expected. I've got to learn to
read the email messages before posting them.
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right.
I believe that Hayter (JASA, 1984, 12, 61--75) proves that the so-called
Tukey-Kramer method is guarnateed to be conservative for
any set of cell sizes --- under the usual ANOVA model, of course.
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Dear all,
I would be glad if someone could tell me if Tukey HSD (function of
stats library) accept
if the populations are symmetric. I
don't know which version SPSS has implemented.
Carroll, R. J., Schneider, H. (1985). A note on Levene's tests for equality
of variances. Statistics Probability Letters, 3,
191--194.
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John R. Gleason
Syracuse University
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these conditions to be random effects in
a model enable valid generalization?
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., Statistics Probability Letters, 1985, 3, 191-194.
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In what sense are the SSs incorrect, exactly? And what do you think the correct
values should be?
---JRG
John R. Gleason
Associate Professor
Syracuse University
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