Survival Analysis

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Survival Analysis Survival analysis is a technique used when the outcome of interest is how long it takes until some outcome is reached, such as death, recurrence of a disease,…

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More than Two Groups

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and our alternative hypothesis is simply: Now, if we were to set about comparing the means5 with a t-test, a problem would arise. We can do only two at a…

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Elements of Statistical Inference

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So, the little squiggles aren’t all that mysterious; most stand for the same quantity in the sample and the population. Sample means begin with M, population means begin with Greek…

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Describing the Data with Numbers

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. When speaking to another statistician, we can say either the “mean” or the “X bar.”2 In recent years, we’ve seen a new abbreviation for the mean: M. This is…

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Simple Regression and Correlation

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ANDCORRELATION CHAPTER THE THIRTEENTH Simple Regression and Correlation The previous section dealt with ANOVA methods, which are suitable when the independent variable is nominal categories and the dependent variable approximates…

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Factorial ANOVA

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Algebraically: where j is the subscript for the columns (brand), I is the number of rows (in this case, 2), and n is the sample size in each cell (in…

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Measures of Impact

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CHAPTER THE TWENTY-SIXTH Measures of Impact This chapter introduces you to measures of “how much” of something—how many people have a disorder at any given time, how much greater a…

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Multiple Regression

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This is just longer than what we had before, not fundamentally different. A reasonable next step would be to graph the data. However, no one has yet come up with…

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