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We have two pots with 25 plants each. After an identical treatment we
wait for a week, and then calculate how many of the plants died. We
repeat this experiment 20 times, so we end up with 20 pairs of
survival percantages.
We are interested in determining the accuracy/reliability of our
method.
Hello,
I look for the
Formula 26.6.2 of Abramowitz and Stegun, Handbook of
Mathematical Functions (1966) is used to reduce the computation
of the cumulative distribution function for the F variate to
that of an incomplete beta.
Thanks in advance.
Laurence
this is about the most irrelevant argument i have heard ... as though the
only stat package is SAS ...
there are many excellent stat packages ... even their student trimmed
down versions are better that excel add ons ...
and, hundreds of institutions have cheap software purchase options ...
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I concur.
http://www.spss.com/education/
gives many options for student packages or rental.
I didn't go through the details, but if
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That has certainly been my experience. Often it is people who don't even
understand spreadsheets either.
Ken K. wrote:
Whenever I see
On Wed, 09 Jan 2002 00:47:19 -0500, Derrick Coetzee
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Gary Klass wrote:
http://lilt.ilstu.edu/gmklass/COW/
As other posters have noted: always beware the obvious implications of
correlations. A common example is that drownings and ice cream sales are
strongly
On Wed, 09 Jan 2002 08:33:41 GMT, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(Jukka Sinisalo) wrote:
We have two pots with 25 plants each. After an identical treatment we
wait for a week, and then calculate how many of the plants died. We
repeat this experiment 20 times, so we end up with 20 pairs of
survival
GG == Gus Gassmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
There are plenty of reasonable FREE packages, ViSta and R come
to mind.
GG That's all fine and good, but I can see kenmlin's point. Yes,
GG excel is lousy at statistics, yes, their attitude towards
GG errors in the software
I feel sorry for your students if what you say is true. They just don't have
much of a future.
In today's marketplace, with the almost unbeleivable whirlwind of Six Sigma
Balck Belt (and related) activity out there in both manufacturing AND
service organizations, anyone who doesn't understand
Hi!
I'm looking at an article that references a result by Fisher Tippett
(specific reference is Limiting Forms of the Frequency Distribution of the
Largest or Smallest Member of a Sample, Procedings of the Cambridge
Philosophical Society 24, 180-190 (1928)). The article presents the result as
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