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Jerry Dallal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in sci.stat.edu:
>What you're trying to get at is
>answered in part by a confidence interval for the difference between
>the groups, which tells you what differences are consistent with the
>data.
>See my note at http://www.tufts.edu/~gdallal/ci.htm
It's a darn good note, based on my reading of part I. I've
bookmarked it and will recommend it to my class.
One suggestion, if I may: I scratched my head for a moment over
"SEM". At least in my course, I don't believe the textbook ever uses
that abbreviation (and I know I don't). Perhaps you might want to
define it the first time on that page: SEM = standard error of the
mean.
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