Hi group,
I'm looking for an method to calculate the hit probabilty for the first shot
fired with a rifle.
From this rifle and its ammonition are measured in previous sessions a mean
and a standard deviation.
Also the target size and distance are know.
Can anyone give me a tip (preferable in a
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From: "Carole Black" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "AP Statistics" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 29, 2000 12:58 PM
Subject: [ap-stat] Textbook for "regular" statistics vs. AP Statistics
I have taught a "regular" statistics class at my high school for the
I think I may have to be clearer about what I have and what I want. I
am sampling names (for a mail survey) from a database of registered
voters. I want the names to be distributed geographically in
proportion to the population of the 21 counties of New Jersey.
I have 21 pairs of numbers: for
In sci.stat.consult Clark Dickin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
: I have a significant main effect for both of my DV's and also
: have a significant Interaction among the DV's but I am unable to
: determine where the interaction comes from. More specifically, is there
the multivariate test assures
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Jerry Dallal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I disagree with those who would use a binomial model for the
overall vote totals to describe the uncertainty in the Florida vote
count. (This constitutes the Type III error discussed in another
thread--the right answer
Millisecond - psychological experiment generator?? - yeah right - $745 per
copy
SuperLab - their website has little or no real information about the
product. Its price is $875 per copy.
ECHIP - Not biased are you Bob? The software looks nice enough based on the
website, but I called to check
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The price of ECHIP is intended to discourage its
use as "just a computer program," which is quite
frankly a dangerous practice.
The problem that ECHIP deals with is the
preparation of an engineer or scientist to treat
real experimental problems, which can only come
with a modest understanding
It is a form of the bivariate normal. If x is the
distance from the aim point, then the density is
(x/s^2)exp(-x^2/(2s^2)), and s is the common
standard deviation. There is substantial data to
show that this is a reasonable description of the
pattern for small arms fire.
Shareef Siddeek wrote:
Hi Clark,
You maybe are aware of this, but describing the 'location' of an interaction
is not as simple as it might seem at first glance. For example, in a 2x2
ANOVA it is not possible to locate an interaction in any one cell, or even
any two or three cells: the interaction involves a
Bob Wheeler wrote:
It is a form of the bivariate normal. If x is the
distance from the aim point, then the density is
(x/s^2)exp(-x^2/(2s^2)), and s is the common
standard deviation. There is substantial data to
show that this is a reasonable description of the
pattern for small
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