Re: Recommendation for Statistics Software?

Stata at www.stata.com ($ 975 or $ 445 academic). At 16:54 -0700 06/28/2000, tony685 wrote: >Hi, > >I'm looking for a high-quality statistical analysis package with >'many' capabilities and whose price is < $1500. Any opinions? >Thanks. > >Got questions? Get answers over the phone at Keen.com.

Re: Novice questions about regression analysis.

Good comment, Paige-- "> A well-designed experiment will yield regression estimates with more > desirable properties than a poorly-designed experiment will. > Specifically, the parameter estimates may have smaller variance in a > well-design experiment, and the parameters will be less correlated

Re: Invalid Stats?

On Tue, 27 Jun 2000 16:01:02 -0500, "Anon E. Mouse" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >Hi, > >One of our Info Systems Team members sugguested we survey our customers >with the survey below. The goal is to gain insight on whats done >well/not and where to improve. Im not sure this captures that, nor ho

Re: Estimating an unknown proportion by meta-analysis

On Wed, 28 Jun 2000 15:22:06 +0200, Bernd Genser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: BG > " I have a number of studies who estimate an unknown proportion (incidence of a rare disease). What is the correct way to estimate a global proportion by a meta-analytic approach from different independent studies?"

Re: Novice questions about regression analysis.

Wen-Feng-- Briefly -- 1. While planning your experimental design, state your research questions in "natural language"-- before you start collecting data. 2. Create a Prediction/Regression/Linear Model that allows you to translate your "natural language" research questions in terms of your Mode

Estimating an unknown proportion by meta-analysis

I have a number of studies who estimate an unknown proportion (incidence of a rare disease). What is the correct way to estimate a global proportion by a meta-analytic approach from different independent studies? 1) Weighting the studies' estimators by n (assuming a common proportion but neglecti

Re: Novice questions about regression analysis.

Wen-Feng Hsiao wrote: > > Dear listers, > > I am stuck with the experiment design of my dissertation. My experiment > would like to investigate the influences of different factors of stimuli > on the subject's response (each factor is a continuous variable), and > further build a regression mode

Novice questions about regression analysis.

Dear listers, I am stuck with the experiment design of my dissertation. My experiment would like to investigate the influences of different factors of stimuli on the subject's response (each factor is a continuous variable), and further build a regression model for these relations. My question

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Re: Order of AR model for panel data.

> to be no means for testing whether it should be AR1, AR2, ... ARN.. How about partial autocorrelation? If the timeseries is (pure) AR[p] or MA[q] the autocorrelation (ACF) and partial autocorrelation (PACF) can help you to specify the order of p or q. The timeseries is MA[q] if for the ACF h

Details of statistical software

Dear all Let me know from where I can know the details regarding SAS and SPLUS. And also which software will be better for analysis of plant sciences experiments mainly ANOVA(fixed and random) , ANCOVA, Spilt plot, Regression (linear and Nonlinear), Multivariate analysis(Factor, Cluster, Discrimin