Hi,
I am writing here in order to seek advice. I am working as a
statistical analyst. I'm a Hong Kong citizen and want to pursue a PhD.
Somebody told me that studying in UK take only 3 years since I have
already got a MPhil, is it the case? I ask this question because
studying in USA may take 5 ye
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>I ran a SAS macro and output a tetrachoric correlation matrix of 236
>variables successfully. However, when I ran a factor analsyis using the
>matrix as the infile, it fails. Although I have specified 'corr' for
>_type_, SAS said that:
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>"Data set WORK.MATRIX2 has _TYPE_ and _NAME_ variables
Interesting mathematical creations. They are not fractals.
It's produced with pretty simple functions, and does not
require recursive computations. Actually, some of these
objects are very similar to fractals - but again do not
involve recursive formulas. Some other images are clearly
not fractals
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hi everybody,
I'm antonio bardi, from Italy.
I want to learn about noise modelling tecniques, since I have to build a
system to analyze ambiental noise in different environments and then
re-create them in the lab, to evaluate noise rejection of devices.
I have a basic knowledge of signal theory an
Bill Jefferys wrote:
> For reversible jump MCMC on models with varying numbers of parameters, I
> have found the paper by Dellaportas, Forster and Ntzoufras to be
> unusually useful...Dellaportas P., Forster J.J., Ntzoufras I. (2000). On
> Bayesian Model and Variable Selection Using MCMC. To app
Rich Ulrich wrote:
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> On 24 Nov 2000 04:39:38 -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Konrad
> Halupka) wrote:
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> > I have several variables (X1, X2...) measuring various traits of
> > individuals and one variable (Y) which is binary (survived/did not
> > survive). I would like to check if the variation in
