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I would like to design a randomized complete block design experiment (RCBD). Let's say I have 3 treatments and 10 logical groupings of my experimental units (EUs) which are the...
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1 answerI am having trouble understanding how to find the variance for the proportion of times we see a 6 when we roll a dice. The question is below: Suppose...
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3 answerI have a data set that has 3 groups and a single variable. Under normal circumstances, a one-way ANOVA would be used for comparisons between my three groups. HOWEVER I...
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2 answerI was studying linear regression and got stuck in r-squared. I know how to calculate r-squared like a machine, but I want to understand r-squared in human language. For example,...
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2 answerI am looking for resources on the techniques for time series forecasting. It seems that there are three approaches, listed below in the order of their machine learning-ness (and correspondingly...
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3 answerI have a question regarding error bars. I understand that error bars (EBs) constructed with 1 standard deviation (SD) present different things about the population than EBs constructed with 95%...
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1 answerI am analyzing my results for a high-school biology paper. My data set consists of 20 groups in total, each having 4 repeats, so each is a small sample. I...
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1 answerIs there a way to calculate an estimate of the parameter $kappa$ from data for the von Mises distribution? It seems very easy to do in R, ...
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3 answerMy question is the following. Let's say I have two probability distributions: $f(x|b), g(x|c)$ $b$ and $c$ are discrete events while $x$ is a continuous variable, i.e., when the button...
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