On Tue, 25 Apr 2000, Simon, Steve, PhD wrote:
I'm helping out someone taking a Statistics class and her instructor is
drawing a distinction between "part correlation" and "partial
correlation". I had never heard of the term "part correlation" before.
Neither had I until I found myself
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While hunting for URLs for
I'm sure this will get as many responses as there are books available, but
I'll give it a try anyway. I've been teaching elementary introductory
statistics for some 35 years and have always preferred textbooks that
develop the theory of inferential statistics by providing a foundation in
At 07:57 AM 4/26/00 -0500, Herman Rubin wrote:
It does not surprise me one bit. The typical statistics
course teaches statistical methods and pronouncements, with
no attempt to achieve understanding. snip of more
this is something i happen to agree with herman about ... but, it is a
I have been ask to design and present a transition course in the summer.
The course is one of several for incoming business Masters students who do
not have the necessary background in management.
The course is a 3-hour course and is expected to cover both statistics and
operations management. I
The instructor claims that the part correlation is usually better (more
interpretable?) but that SPSS and other software will not compute such a
correlation."
If you run a multiple regression in SPSS (Analyze --Regression
--Linear), click on the Statistics tab; there is an option for Part
Steve Simon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm helping out someone taking a Statistics class and her instructor is
drawing a distinction between "part correlation" and "partial correlation".
I had never heard of the term "part correlation" before.
As best I understand it, If you have three variables,
On Wed, 26 Apr 2000, Ronny Richardson wrote:
I have been ask to design and present a transition course in the
summer. The course is one of several for incoming business Masters
students who do not have the necessary background in management.
snip, details of the assignment...
Hi,
Could anybody tell me how to write the density of the binomiale
distribution when x=0 is not observed? will the MLE of p different than
X-bar in the case of truncated Binomial? How about the variance and the
bias of this estimator?
Thanx.
Mark
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Can you be more specific on what the misleading statements are? And why you
think they are misleading.
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While hunting for URLs for KDCentral.com, I encountered several
misleading
Can you help or lead me to the appropriate reference?
I have 526 radar measurements evenly sampled over 26.25 sec (i.e., pulse
repetition frequency = 20 points per second).
mean = 0.0
stdv = 1.2
t0= 1sec (1/e decorrelation time from the autocorrelation function)
I want to test
Yes, I believe your methodology will work. However, you should sample a
window of data rather than a single data point when you calculate your
re-sampling statistics. I am not sure on the window size, though.
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