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i don't know the answer to this but ... i have a general question with
regards to using spreadsheets for stat analysis
why? ... why do we not help our students and encourage our students to use
rse?
This is an interesting discussion, but the line between a spreadsheet and
stats package is not so clear-cut these days. If you look at how the major
stats packages have developed over the last decade, you can see how they
have copied more and more features from Excel. In fact almost all
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James Huntington wrote:
Excel spreadsheet package is still head-and-shoulders above any other
similar product in terms of ease of
Yvonne Unrau writes:
I am
working with a large administrative data (N=1,086)
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for a foster care agency. In short, I am comparing
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a
different service model). For analyses, I am using
logistic
regression (SPSS) where my
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SPSS also does not claim to have a fully featured spread sheet. The GUI has 2
spreadsheet-like components: the data view which shows
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Does this prove that TV makes you bad at math or that if you're bad at math
you tend to watch more TV?
This is a bit like the fact that market researchers only glean
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Can I know how do I estimate the parameters for a Pascal distribution??
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Excel is a microsoft product. Microsoft's approach is to take existing concepts
and re-package them. (e.g., MSDOS followed most of the
I have a problem because I can't find Snedecor values for other level of
probability like 0.995 and 0.999.
Does'it exit a approximation formula wich gives the values of the Snedecor
formula with the two numbers of degres of freedom and the probability level.
Something like Taylor developpement
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i have looked at analyse-it and one other plug in (plus what comes with
excel) ... and, there just is no comparision between them (well there
is ... and it is not very good) and most of the popular stat packages
Can
Now that the holidays are behind (most) us, I would like to remind possible
interested persons in the Asst./Assoc. Professor position opening in
Measurement at Penn State ... in the Educational Psychology program. We are
hoping to find someone with SOME experience beyond the doctorate (but,
Hi..
I think I know how to solve this already..I found plenty ways to do this in
the following book:
Univariate discrete distributions, by N.L. Johnson, S. Kotz, A. Kemp
Cheers,
CCC
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True -- though I don't think the problem is with response rate -- The data come
from the National NAEP exam, the data points represent the average state math
score and the replies to a survey that I presume was administered to all
students taking the test -- since it is a part of the same
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I have started going through McCullough and Wilson's paper On the Accuracy
of Statistical Procedures in Microsoft Excel 2000. I have found one error,
and may find more. However I need to put them all together, and that will
take some time.
My point is that the Excel 2000 faults are not that
Why bother teaching students SAS if nobody can afford their annual license fee?
Spreadsheets works because many people owns MS Office and chances of their
using skills learned in class is greater.
Ken
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As other posters have noted: always beware the obvious implications of
correlations. A common example is that drownings and ice cream sales are
strongly correlated.
I think it worth noting that the students who watch more TV (or any of
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Perhaps a bit off topic, but:
I don't think your market research observation is all that true.
Of course, we should all take survey based results carefully.
But (having formerly worked in market research) from what I've
seen, representativeness is an issue those folks are VERY well
aware of and
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