hi,
there is a test of model with chi-sq value, d.f. and p-value provided
for
the polyserial correlation coefficients in prelis 2.
is it a test of close fit or a test of significance?
does a test of significance exist?
any reference?
many thanks.
==
As a former farm boy (who had the job of carrying the chicken to the wood
pile and making the hole among the wood pieces used to control the
aftermath) I think no apology to city folk is necessary. If they under
stood the reference (better yet from personal experience), they would be
more properl
Don Burrill in a discussion of the assumptions of t-test assumptions writes:
> "Acceptable" I don't know about: depends on the universe of discourse.
> But you should try to justify the assumption that the observations are
> taken independently, and that the underlying within-group variances a
Many thanks to Christopher Tong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> for posting the
list of recommended and mentioned textbooks on regression. And thanks for
including mine on the list.
> Judd & McClelland (*)
>
> (*) = out of print, according to amazon.com
However, the out-of-print info from Amazon is wrong
Selections from an earlier exchange on EdStat-L are followed by some
comments.
- Forwarded message from Donald Burrill -
On Sat, 5 Aug 2000, Gates, Christopher [OMP] wrote:
> Donald, thank you so much for your response. I had the opportunity to
> converse with my friend (HOH) on this
Bob Hayden asks:
Now, does anyone know of a reference where one could look up phrases?
For example, "like a chicken with its head cut off".
--
One reference for idiomatic expressions is Brewer's Dictionary of Phrase
and Fable, first published in 1870 and still in print. Unfortunately it
doesn'
- Forwarded message from Rich Ulrich -
> Now, does anyone know of a reference where one could look up phrases?
> For example, "like a chicken with its head cut off". Very short
> phrases are sometimes in dictionaries under the main word ("battle
> fatigue" might be under either word) but
On Thu, 03 Aug 2000 10:34:24 GMT, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 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 parameters),
> how can I regard for th
On 6 Aug 2000 10:26:02 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Bob Hayden)
wrote:
< snip, re: a fortiori >
> Now, does anyone know of a reference where one could look up phrases?
> For example, "like a chicken with its head cut off". Very short
> phrases are sometimes in dictionaries under the main word (
- Forwarded message from Donald Burrill -
> Also, as another chance to display my ignorance, I couldn't find "a
> fortiori" in my dictionary.
Try RHD, between "aforetime" and "afoul", not between "a" and "AA".
It will surely be in OED as well.
- End of forwarded message from Donal
On Sat, 5 Aug 2000, Gates, Christopher [OMP] wrote:
> Donald, thank you so much for your response. I had the opportunity to
> converse with my friend (HOH) on this matter again, and his explanation
> seemed to closely follow yours, or at least that's how I see it.
>
> I guess the bottom line
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