a mix of categorical and continuous
>wouldn't be bad, either).
>
>Could someone here steer me in the direction of some good datasets? Some
>of my interests include technology, sports, and vital statistics.
>
>Mike Joner
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Jill Binker
Fathom Dynamic Statistics Software
KCP Te
1:36 AM 11/23/01 +, Frank Mattes wrote:
>> >Hi
>> >I discovered datadesk (www.datadesk.com), a application which allows
>> >graphical exploration of your data.
>> >I'm wondering if anyone is using this software
>> >
>> >Thank
>> >
&g
>> Class A: 48.3 < mu < 63.8
>> Class B: 65.4 < mu < 80.9
>>
>> As I say, I have major qualms about whether this computation means
>> anything. So let me pose my question: given the two sets of results
>> shown earlier, _is_ there a valid statistical me
ean it ain't
data.
Also, some tests only work when there are no outliers, so if you have
outliers, those tests won't work and you need to do something else. (This,
I believe, is the real motivation behind "delete them.")
Or am I being an idot (again)?
_
ble idea of what is happening ...
Reword these as per 10,000? That way you have "whole people" while
preserving the differences among the rates.
Disclaimer: I am in NO WAY an expert.
Jill Binker
Fathom Dynamic Statistics Software
KCP Technologies, an af
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