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 a
Hi:
A colleague had a reviewer suggest that he use a Fisher-Hayter multiple
comparisons procedure (he'd used Scheffe in his article) so he asked me about
it and I replied "huh"? (Haven't heard of it.) I'm trying to point him in the
right direction without actually going to the office (It's summ
>>It is 10. I hope, you are talking about Variance Inflation Factor. More
>than
>>10 indicates severe multicollinearity.
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>And where does this magic number come from? :)
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Neter, Wasserman, Nachtsheim, and Kutner, of course! (or is it Wasserman,
Kutner, Neter, and Nachtsheim or one of the o
>T.S. Lim said: (and Tom answers!)
>Questions:
>1. Where did you advertise the opening? Amstat News?
DSI (Decision Sciences Institute) (a "business" association oriented towards
quantitative types) and AMSTAT news and 1st year, just DSI due to a screwup the
2nd year. I understand that skipping
Hi! I'm posting this here as it looks like this newsgroup is frequented by
some stat professors. If anyone can suggest a better outlet, please let me
know.
Here's my question(s):
I'm in the Decision Sciences Dept. at Drexel University (in the business
school), and for two years we've tried to
