Eric Bohlman wrote:
Robert J. MacG. Dawson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If indeed the scores are being reduced by hiding the easy questions
among the harder ones, then I would say yes, this is a defect of the
current system, and should be changed. It may be that the questions
Feller's book (part 1) contains a formula for the probability of
the union of a finite number of sets in terms of an alternating
series. Does anyone know where an extension to infinite unions is
published?
Thank you.
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In a table comparing data from one study to another I have
2 items that are similar but not exactly the same in
wording (ie. done x in past month vs. done x in past 30 days
is only one example). Is there a standard statement of
interpretation caution for readers?
On 21 Aug 2001, Donald Burrill wrote:
On 21 Aug 2001, RFerreira wrote [edited]:
The formula [for] the Standard Deviation, SD=((x-mean)^2/(n-1))^0.5,
can be applied to any data set. [With] that value we know two things
about the set: mean and SD. With these two values we can have one
Thanks a lot John,
Indeed Gutman has worked on the radex, so I get something out of his
papers. I also found your suggestions on the agreement very helpful
(haven't tried them yet).
Once again cheers
Niko Tiliopoulos
Psychology Research
The University of
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