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2002-02-22 Thread christian
Hi, i calculate some calculations for a specific target variable. People should rate for 3 things some independends and one dependend variable. People should not difference in importances as possible between the 1.,2.and the 3.Chose. Now i filter all people which rate the same thing (i.e. a

Re: covariates !!

2002-02-22 Thread Thom Baguley
Rich Ulrich wrote: I've always done this in SPSS (6.1 and earlier) with ANOVA vara by grps(1,4) with covar/ Likewise. However, as I'm in a funny mood, it occurred to me that you could use the residuals from correlating the covariates with the separate grooup scores as input to a

Re: Question on CDF

2002-02-22 Thread Glen Barnett
Henry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... On Fri, 22 Feb 2002 08:55:42 +1100, Glen Barnett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Bob [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... A straight line CDF would imply the data is

Re: What is an experiment ?

2002-02-22 Thread SSCHEINE
Let me take a (somewhat) contrarian position to those previously expressed. An experiment is any test of a hypothesis. An experiment can involve the use of observational (unmanipulated) data, as long as the hypothesis is clearly stated prior to the collection of the data. While it is true that an

regression of non-normal data ?

2002-02-22 Thread John Ziker
Hi, This research deals with the classical anthropological question of food sharing among hunters and gatherers. There are a number of hypotheses being discussed within the field. This study is relevant for two models, namely kinship cooperation and reciprocity. The kinship model predicts

REQ: Appendix A. of Radford Neal thesis: Bayesian Learning for Neural Networks

2002-02-22 Thread Mark
Hi, I'm CS student interested in Radford Neal thesis called Bayesian Learning for Neural Networks. I know that some years ago this thesis was available for download from author's site, but nowadays there isn't possible. I have searched it on Intenet so I have not known to find it. I should be

Re: Evaluation of skating

2002-02-22 Thread Rich Ulrich
On 19 Feb 2002 15:14:01 -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Trevor Bond) wrote: [ snip, much ] affected who won the gold medal. In fact, Looney (1994, p. 156) concluded: all of the judges with an Eastern block or communistic background not only ranked Baiul better than expected, but ranked

RE: SPC control limits

2002-02-22 Thread Simon, Steve, PhD
Title: RE: SPC control limits Jay Warner writes: The 'party line' is to take the first 30 or so points, calculate limits, throw out any outside ones add more at the end, until you have 30 points, all of which are inside the control limits. Actually, I have heard the opposite.

Re: Question on CDF

2002-02-22 Thread Henry
On Sat, 23 Feb 2002 00:27:00 +1100, Glen Barnett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Henry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... On Fri, 22 Feb 2002 08:55:42 +1100, Glen Barnett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Bob [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message [EMAIL

Re: What is an experiment ?

2002-02-22 Thread Jay Tanzman
SSCHEINE wrote: Let me take a (somewhat) contrarian position to those previously expressed. An experiment is any test of a hypothesis. An experiment can involve the use of observational (unmanipulated) data, as long as the hypothesis is clearly stated prior to the collection of the data.

Re: Question on CDF

2002-02-22 Thread Glen Barnett
Henry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... I was trying to suggest that he meant the slope of the CDF was the height of the PDF. Oh, okay. Yes, that would be correct, but it shouldn't be called probability! Glen

In a 2x2 ANOVA, should outliers be calculated overall, or per cell?

2002-02-22 Thread JKK
Hi all, many further thanks for the help I recently received on setting up data for repeated measures analysis, thanks to the help I got here I have been able to do that analysis. A further question: it seems one could come up with justifications for several ways to compute outliers in a

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outliers

2002-02-22 Thread Karl L. Wuensch
Jim said "Reaction time outliers are most often due to distraction or a missed cue, so that it is usually not necessary to individually justify excluding each single outlier." While this may be common practice, you should keep in mind that it is possible that your experimental treatment

Re: SPC control limits

2002-02-22 Thread Jay Warner
Inasmuch as the objective is to 'drain the swamp' - reduce product process variation, I find that in practice Wheeler's suggestion of focus on causes of that variation is on the mark. the procedure from the old Ford Manual, and I believe the 6th 7th Ed. of Grant Leavenworth, puts the focus on