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Thank You! I appreciate your suggestions. After just
finishing up some code that calculates parameter estimates,
(code for MLE and MOM with possible right censoring data
values), I'm ready to get back to my order stat code again.
I'll see what I can do with those examples. I'll let you
know
Thanks for the idea! I may need to ask you a follow-up
question later about "a 12-bit +-10volt AtoD (resolution =
10/(2^12))." I'm not quite sure what this means.
Diane
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Thanks -- great idea. I haven't looked at this source yet.
I'll pick it up tomorrow at the library.
Diane
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diane wrote:
Thanks for the idea! I may need to ask you
a follow-up
question later about "a 12-bit +-10volt AtoD (resolution =
10/(2^12))." I'm not quite sure what this means.
Diane
Well suppose we set up the following mapping table:
= 2^0 -1 --> -10V (all bits off)
. . . . . .
I have a problem of calculating a conditional probability, and want to know
what is the right formula.
Suppose a family consists of two parents and m offsprings. Consider a
disease that affects both genders equally. Given an offspring is affected,
what is the probability that neither two parents
Dear D. W. Ryu,
I'm afraid this is rather beyond my competence. I am therefore
copying your response to the edstat list, in hopes that someone there can
be of more help to you.
On Sat, 15 Jan 2000, D. W. Ryu wrote:
Dear Dr. or Prof. Burrill,
Thanks for your comments.
The
As Bob Hayden has already pointed out, you have interrupted time-series
data. However, you actually have three diferent such time series, and it
seems to me that differences between them may be your principal interest.
Schematically, you have (I think) the following, in temporal order:
1.
