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Hello from Germany,
as a part of my dissertation in medicine, I have
to summarize some results of clinical trials.
My question: By summarizing the results
(percentage differences of certain
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Shawn Way wrote:
I'm fairly new to using this app, so please bear with me. I've got
two sets of data with overlapping x axis and I'm trying to plot them
a) on the same graph and
b) one using lines, the second using bars
the data is xy data. Any ideas?
Shawn:
Have you explored
Hi
My apologies for sending this if the answer is trivial (I am a biologist who
plays with statistics) a reference to a good text book would be useful. I
have a curve of cumulative number of species over time (i.e. time, years in
fact on x). For theoretical reasons I want to fit a two parameter
Charles Paxton wrote:
[...] I
have a curve of cumulative number of species over time (i.e. time, years in
fact on x). For theoretical reasons I want to fit a two parameter
rectangular hyperbola of the form Y=(A*X)/(B+X) where A and B are
constants. [...]
The problem is that as I see it
