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>A statistics question.
>
>Temperatures taken from different portions of a stream:
>
>Portion 1
>16.9
>17
>15.8
>17.1
>18.7
>18
>
>mean = 17.25
>variance = 0.995
>
>Portion 2
>18.3
>18.5
>
>mean = 18.4
>variance = 0.02
>
>Do these portions have different temperatur
Please call this to the attention of any interested individuals.
Faculty position in experimental psychology with an emphasis on
experimental design and statistics. Candidate must have experience teaching
introductory and advanced quantitative techniques through multivariate
regression and ANOVA.
A number of years ago I heard a story about a statistician who always
walked into his seminar and spent 5 minutes erasing the board. One day the
class erased it for him before he arrived. He came in and as usual spent 5
minutes erasing the board.
When asked why, he responded something like "I use
Al Ovedovitz said:
>
>I don't know how much TextSmart cost, nor have I ever used it. However, if you
>are looking for a good package to type equations and the like, I found
>Mathtype
>to be very useful. The package cost about $130 and was worth every penny. I
>used it extensively in typing a stati
>Surely one of the important things for students of statistics (and I could
>probably replace that by any other discipline name) to learn is to communicate
>the results of their work to others. For a consulting statistician this is
>clearly an absolutely essential skill, but it also applies for so
