sci.stat.consult

• Date Index

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• PASS 2002 vs. 2005, Bruce Weaver
• New edition of Phillip Good's "Resampling Methods: A Practical Guide to Data Analysis", ReginaG
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • New edition of Phillip Good's "Resampling Methods: A Practical Guide to Data Analysis", ReginaG
• R intallation problem, barkus
  • Re: R intallation problem, Marc Schwartz
• Response Surface Analysis, Scott Mcclintock
  • Re: Response Surface Analysis, Bob Wheeler
    • Re: Response Surface Analysis, Ray Koopman
      • Re: Response Surface Analysis, Bob Wheeler
• logistic model effect range, Trevor Wiens
  • Re: logistic model effect range, Richard Ulrich
    • Re: logistic model effect range, Marc Schwartz
      • Re: logistic model effect range, Frank E Harrell Jr
      • Re: logistic model effect range, glenbarnett
• Estimation of age-specific force of infection, sophy
• LR modeling, mcam54
• Confidence Band question, hong
• help..., SYLVIA
  • Re: help..., Doc
• sample mean vs. estimated expected value, Steve Cumming
• split-plot factorial design, klange
  • Re: split-plot factorial design, Ray Koopman
    • Re: split-plot factorial design, klange
      • Re: split-plot factorial design, Ray Koopman
      • Re: split-plot factorial design, klange
• Which kernel to use for data in [0;1]?, yaroslavvb
  • Re: Which kernel to use for data in [0;1]?, glenbarnett
• Ordinal probit analysis or PLUM with probit link, alphapoint05
• Detecting overdispersion in Poisson regression, Saxatilis
• Type III Sum of Squares, ggroups . anoop
  • Re: Type III Sum of Squares, Hong Ooi
    • Re: Type III Sum of Squares, Frank E Harrell Jr
• Basic rookie question about standard error, coleman . bill
  • Re: Basic rookie question about standard error, Paige Miller
    • Re: Basic rookie question about standard error, Richard Ulrich
      • Re: Basic rookie question about standard error, Data Matter
      • Re: Basic rookie question about standard error, BillCo
      • Re: Basic rookie question about standard error, Allen McIntosh
      • Re: Basic rookie question about standard error, John_Kane
      • Re: Basic rookie question about standard error, Kevin E. Thorpe
      • Re: Basic rookie question about standard error, BillCo
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  • Basic rookie question about standard error, Bob Dole
• Workshop on Optimisation and Decision Making under Uncertainty, UNICOM
• permutation p value vs. normal p values, arrayprofile
  • Re: permutation p value vs. normal p values, Richard Ulrich
    • Re: permutation p value vs. normal p values, arrayprofile
      • Re: permutation p value vs. normal p values, Bruce Weaver
      • Re: permutation p value vs. normal p values, arrayprofile
      • Re: permutation p value vs. normal p values, Bruce Weaver
      • Re: permutation p value vs. normal p values, Richard Ulrich
• Test of Fit, Scott Mcclintock
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Test of Fit, Scott Mcclintock
• New Interactive Statistics Learning Resource, pensare
• Regression between two noisy timeseries, Matthias Burghardt
  • Re: Regression between two noisy timeseries, Russell . Martin
    • Re: Regression between two noisy timeseries, dave
• A tool for analysis clinical trials, sapmaker
• Modal Divergence, David A. Heiser
• imputation, Duncan Smith
  • Re: imputation, Thom
    • Re: imputation, Duncan Smith
      • Re: imputation, Thom
• How do I generate a Resolution V Fractional Factorial Design Array?, ggroups . anoop
  • Re: How do I generate a Resolution V Fractional Factorial Design Array?, Arto Huttunen
    • Re: How do I generate a Resolution V Fractional Factorial Design Array?, ggroups . anoop
• Agreement for one subject with gold standard, ordinal data, Bruce Weaver
  • Re: Agreement for one subject with gold standard, ordinal data, Ray Koopman
    • Re: Agreement for one subject with gold standard, ordinal data, Bruce Weaver
      • Re: Agreement for one subject with gold standard, ordinal data, Thom
      • Re: Agreement for one subject with gold standard, ordinal data, Ray Koopman
      • Re: Agreement for one subject with gold standard, ordinal data, Thom
• Which type of variance?, jhartdc
  • Re: Which type of variance?, Richard Ulrich
    • Re: Which type of variance?, jhartdc
      • Re: Which type of variance?, Richard Ulrich
    • Re: Which type of variance?, jhartdc
      • Re: Which type of variance?, jhartdc
      • Re: Which type of variance?, jhartdc
      • Re: Which type of variance?, Eric Bohlman
      • Re: Which type of variance?, G Robin Edwards
      • Re: Which type of variance?, jhartdc
• tails and variance, jhartdc
  • Re: tails and variance, Richard Ulrich
    • Re: tails and variance, jhartdc
  • Re: tails and variance, Art Kendall
    • Re: tails and variance, jhartdc
      • Re: tails and variance, Eric Bohlman
      • Re: tails and variance, naught
      • Re: tails and variance, jhartdc
• Dummy Variable?, Andrea
• Logistic regression or Poisson regression (log linear), Saxatilis
  • Re: Logistic regression or Poisson regression (log linear), Thom
• Which Test?, yariso
  • Re: Which Test?, Richard Ulrich
    • Re: Which Test?, yariso
      • Re: Which Test?, Bruce Weaver
• Q. about censoring in survival analysis problem, Joris
  • Re: Q. about censoring in survival analysis problem, Bill Howells
    • Re: Q. about censoring in survival analysis problem, Joris
      • Re: Q. about censoring in survival analysis problem, Bill Howells
• Calculating Expected Value With Multiple Variables Regression, Clueless
  • Re: Calculating Expected Value With Multiple Variables Regression, Bruce Weaver
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  • Re: Calculating Expected Value With Multiple Variables Regression, Phil Sherrod
• Prediction in clustering, Jay
  • Re: Prediction in clustering, Data Matter
    • Re: Prediction in clustering, Jay
      • Re: Prediction in clustering, Data Matter
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  • Re: Prediction in clustering, Art Kendall
• Ttest on nonnormal data, Indrajit
  • Re: Ttest on nonnormal data, patrick
    • Re: Ttest on nonnormal data, Indrajit
      • Re: Ttest on nonnormal data, patrick
      • Re: Ttest on nonnormal data, Thom
  • Re: Ttest on nonnormal data, Richard Ulrich
  • Re: Ttest on nonnormal data, Data Matter
    • Re: Ttest on nonnormal data, Indrajit
  • Re: Ttest on nonnormal data, glenbarnett
• Repeated measures ANOVA ?, ccgroupe@xxxxxxxx
  • Re: Repeated measures ANOVA ?, Richard Ulrich
    • Re: Repeated measures ANOVA ?, ccgroupe@xxxxxxxx
      • Re: Repeated measures ANOVA ?, Ray Koopman
      • Re: Repeated measures ANOVA ?, Bruce Weaver
      • Re: Repeated measures ANOVA ?, Ray Koopman
      • Re: Repeated measures ANOVA ?, Bruce Weaver
      • Re: Repeated measures ANOVA ?, ccgroupe@xxxxxxxx
• trimmed mean, health inc.
  • Re: trimmed mean, Russell . Martin
• random and fixed, oercim
  • Re: random and fixed, Thom
  • Re: random and fixed, Bill Howells
• Please, help me to interpret the sentence, wl2776
  • Re: Please, help me to interpret the sentence, Russell . Martin
• effect of (right-) censored data in estimate quality in survival analysis, Eric Wajnberg
• Sampling size techniques, agenda9533
  • Re: Sampling size techniques, Bob Wheeler
    • Re: Sampling size techniques, agenda9533
      • Re: Sampling size techniques, Bob Wheeler
  • Re: Sampling size techniques, Ray Koopman
  • Re: Sampling size techniques, Bob Dole
    • Re: Sampling size techniques, Michael . Lacy . junk
    • Re: Sampling size techniques, Thom
• Estimating Taylor Rule using EViews, andreas . vester
• std. deviation, health inc.
  • Re: std. deviation, glenbarnett
    • Re: std. deviation, health inc.
      • Re: std. deviation, glenbarnett
      • Re: std. deviation, health inc.
      • Re: std. deviation, Greg Heath
      • Re: std. deviation, glenbarnett
• mean of Kaplan-Meier analysis, RAMS
• x-outliers, Simon
  • Re: x-outliers, health inc.
    • Re: x-outliers, Simon
  • Re: x-outliers, Bruce Weaver
  • Re: x-outliers, Allen McIntosh
    • Re: x-outliers, G Robin Edwards
      • Re: x-outliers, Data Matter
• qst on extreme values ???????, health inc.
  • Re: qst on extreme values ???????, Russell . Martin
  • Re: qst on extreme values ???????, G Robin Edwards
• logistic regression with random nested factor, daniel_stahl
  • Re: logistic regression with random nested factor, Anon.
    • Re: logistic regression with random nested factor, daniel_stahl
      • Re: logistic regression with random nested factor, Anon.
      • Re: logistic regression with random nested factor, daniel_stahl
• calculating inflection points of a logit conditional effect plot, tfowler1
  • Re: calculating inflection points of a logit conditional effect plot, robert . h . gallavan
    • Re: calculating inflection points of a logit conditional effect plot, tfowler1
• Using null hypothesis testing results in "Bayesian" analysis?, M . A . Specka
  • Re: Using null hypothesis testing results in "Bayesian" analysis?, illywhacker
    • Re: Using null hypothesis testing results in "Bayesian" analysis?, M . A . Specka
• intercept in multiple linear regression, thierry
  • Re: intercept in multiple linear regression, Greg Heath
    • Re: intercept in multiple linear regression, Bruce Weaver
      • Re: intercept in multiple linear regression, Greg Heath
      • Re: intercept in multiple linear regression, Phil Sherrod
      • Re: intercept in multiple linear regression, Bob Wheeler
      • Re: intercept in multiple linear regression, Anon.
      • Re: intercept in multiple linear regression, Greg Heath
      • Re: intercept in multiple linear regression, G Robin Edwards
      • Re: intercept in multiple linear regression, Greg Heath
      • Re: intercept in multiple linear regression, Phil Sherrod
      • Re: intercept in multiple linear regression, Greg Heath
  • Re: intercept in multiple linear regression, Jeff Miller
    • Re: intercept in multiple linear regression, Anon.
      • Re: intercept in multiple linear regression, Shu Fai CHEUNG
• Mixed models and missing data after pre-test/baseline, Andrew
  • Re: Mixed models and missing data after pre-test/baseline, Bill Howells
    • Re: Mixed models and missing data after pre-test/baseline, Richard Ulrich
      • Re: Mixed models and missing data after pre-test/baseline, Bill Howells
• normality of rsiduals, thierry
  • Re: normality of residuals, Herman Rubin
• Analyzing Survey data, tfowler1
• Jittering does redeem stepwise regression, Greg Heath
  • Re: Jittering does redeem stepwise regression, Paige Miller
    • Re: Jittering does redeem stepwise regression, Greg Heath
      • Re: Jittering does redeem stepwise regression, Richard Ulrich
      • Re: Jittering does redeem stepwise regression, Greg Heath
      • Re: Jittering does redeem stepwise regression, Greg Heath
  • Re: Jittering does redeem stepwise regression, Frank E Harrell Jr
    • Re: Jittering does redeem stepwise regression, Greg Heath
      • Re: Jittering does redeem stepwise regression, Greg Heath
      • Re: Jittering does redeem stepwise regression, paul v birke
      • Re: Jittering does redeem stepwise regression, Frank E Harrell Jr
      • Re: Jittering does redeem stepwise regression, Jerry Dallal
      • Re: Jittering does redeem stepwise regression, Frank E Harrell Jr
      • Re: Jittering does redeem stepwise regression, Jerry Dallal
      • Re: Jittering does redeem stepwise regression, Frank E Harrell Jr
      • Re: Jittering does redeem stepwise regression, Greg Heath
      • Re: Jittering does redeem stepwise regression, Greg Heath
      • Re: Jittering does redeem stepwise regression, Gottfried Helms
• MW & t-test, Dag Tidemalm
  • Re: MW & t-test, Eric Bohlman
    • Re: MW & t-test, Dag Tidemalm
• test of normality, thierry
  • Re: test of normality, Thom
• extreme value, thierry
  • Re: extreme value, Bob Wheeler
  • Re: extreme value, Russell . Martin
    • Re: extreme value, thierry
      • Re: extreme value, Russell . Martin
• How to Begin?, Joy
• Comparison of Logistic regression and Cox regression, ramsathish
  • Re: Comparison of Logistic regression and Cox regression, Richard Ulrich
    • Re: Comparison of Logistic regression and Cox regression, Kevin E. Thorpe
• ANOVA analysis help, josh milkwood
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • ANOVA analysis help, josh milkwood
  • ANOVA analysis help, josh milkwood
• significant percent changes, Brian Blais
  • Re: significant percent changes, dave
• ICC with more than one variance component, Bill Howells
• lineary regression?, klaus
  • Re: lineary regression?, Anon.
  • Re: lineary regression?, Russell . Martin
    • Re: lineary regression?, klaus
      • Re: lineary regression?, Anon.
      • Re: lineary regression?, klaus
      • Re: lineary regression?, Anon.
      • Re: lineary regression?, klaus
      • Re: lineary regression?, Anon.
      • Re: lineary regression?, Jos Jansen
• Test retest reliability, DM
• regression coefficent comparation test, simpowersystem
  • Re: regression coefficent comparation test, Bruce Weaver
    • Re: regression coefficent comparation test, John
      • Re: regression coefficent comparation test, Bruce Weaver
      • Re: regression coefficent comparation test, John
      • Re: regression coefficent comparation test, Richard Ulrich
      • Re: regression coefficent comparation test, John
      • Re: regression coefficent comparation test, Bruce Weaver
      • Re: regression coefficent comparation test, Richard Ulrich
      • Re: regression coefficent comparation test, John
      • Re: regression coefficent comparation test, John
      • Re: regression coefficent comparation test, Bruce Weaver
• Survey of Commercial Shops., Omar
  • Re: Survey of Commercial Shops., John_Kane
• Z-test using Excel, Hari
  • Re: Z-test using Excel, Bruce Weaver
    • Re: Z-test using Excel, Hari
      • Re: Z-test using Excel, Bruce Weaver
      • Re: Z-test using Excel, Hari
      • Re: Z-test using Excel, Hari
      • Re: Z-test using Excel, Bruce Weaver
      • Re: Z-test using Excel, Hari
      • Re: Z-test using Excel, Bruce Weaver
      • Re: Z-test using Excel, Hari
  • Re: Z-test using Excel, patrick
    • Re: Z-test using Excel, Hari
• Analysis of Covariance Question, student
  • Re: Analysis of Covariance Question, Paige Miller
• Re: Bootstrapping does not redeem stepwise regression, Greg Heath
  • Re: Bootstrapping does not redeem stepwise regression, glenbarnett
    • Re: Bootstrapping does not redeem stepwise regression, Greg Heath
      • Re: Bootstrapping does not redeem stepwise regression, Greg Heath
      • Re: Bootstrapping does not redeem stepwise regression, glenbarnett
      • Re: Bootstrapping does not redeem stepwise regression, Gottfried Helms
      • Re: Bootstrapping does not redeem stepwise regression, Greg Heath
      • Re: Bootstrapping does not redeem stepwise regression, Gottfried Helms
      • Re: Bootstrapping does not redeem stepwise regression, Greg Heath
      • Re: Bootstrapping does not redeem stepwise regression, Gottfried Helms
  • Re: Bootstrapping does not redeem stepwise regression, Greg Heath
    • Re: Bootstrapping does not redeem stepwise regression, Greg Heath
      • Re: Bootstrapping does not redeem stepwise regression, Gottfried Helms
      • Re: Bootstrapping does not redeem stepwise regression, Greg Heath
• Finding a combination of good rankers?, Dirk
  • Re: Finding a combination of good rankers?, glenbarnett
  • Re: Finding a combination of good rankers?, Richard Ulrich
    • Re: Finding a combination of good rankers?, Dirk
• help with binning data / redistributing data? / chebychev polynomials?, Tony
  • Re: help with binning data / redistributing data? / chebychev polynomials?, glenbarnett
• References for Comparison of Bootstrapping and f-fold Cross-Validation?, Greg Heath
  • Re: References for Comparison of Bootstrapping and f-fold Cross-Validation?, Greg Heath
    • Re: References for Comparison of Bootstrapping and f-fold Cross-Validation?, Greg Heath
• Fit to empirical curve?, Gottfried Helms
  • Re: Fit to empirical curve?, Bob Wheeler
    • Re: Fit to empirical curve?, Gottfried Helms
    • Re: Fit to empirical curve?, Bob Wheeler
      • Re: Fit to empirical curve?, Gottfried Helms
      • Re: Fit to empirical curve?, glenbarnett
      • Re: Fit to empirical curve?, glenbarnett
• Re: intercoder reliability, Bruce Weaver
• Is this matched or not?, wmay
  • Re: Is this matched or not?, Jerry Dallal
    • Re: Is this matched or not?, Richard Ulrich
  • Re: Is this matched or not?, Bruce Weaver
    • Re: Is this matched or not?, Bruce Weaver
      • Re: Is this matched or not?, wmay
  • Re: Is this matched or not?, Michael . Lacy . junk
• Re: Stepwise Linear Regression Algorithm, Greg Heath
• hypothesis/model testing, Tobin Fricke
  • Re: hypothesis/model testing, glenbarnett
  • Re: hypothesis/model testing, Bruce Weaver
    • F-test (Re: hypothesis/model testing), Tobin Fricke
      • Re: F-test (Re: hypothesis/model testing), Bruce Weaver
      • Re: F-test (Re: hypothesis/model testing), Ray Koopman
• JOB: Statistician Yahoo! Inc, mark
• Difference between two dependent partial correlations, Brigitte Sabourin
  • Re: Difference between two dependent partial correlations, Ray Koopman
• Re: Question again, Archana
• Inter-rater reliability of a sequence, aehchua
  • Re: Inter-rater reliability of a sequence, Ray Koopman
  • Re: Inter-rater reliability of a sequence, Richard Ulrich
  • Re: Inter-rater reliability of a sequence, Michael . Lacy . junk
• Re: Linear Regession Headache, glenbarnett
  • Re: Linear Regession Headache, Rudi
    • Re: Linear Regession Headache, glenbarnett
      • Re: Linear Regession Headache, Rudi
• test of hazard ratios, arrayprofile
  • Re: test of hazard ratios, Richard Ulrich
• Random effects model for discrete outcome, md
  • Re: Random effects model for discrete outcome, Anon.
• Re: significance test on discrete events, Thom
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: significance test on discrete events, glenbarnett
  • Re: significance test on discrete events, Jerry Dallal
• Re: mixed model with random slopes but fixed intercept, dbr70
• Re: Sample size and statistical power, Richard Ulrich
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Sample size and statistical power, glenbarnett
• Re: Analysis for dependant sample and multiple dependant variables., Ray Koopman
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Analysis for dependant sample and multiple dependant variables., Bruce Weaver
    • Re: Analysis for dependant sample and multiple dependant variables., Cam
      • Re: Analysis for dependant sample and multiple dependant variables., Bruce Weaver
      • Re: Analysis for dependant sample and multiple dependant variables., Cam
      • Re: Analysis for dependant sample and multiple dependant variables., naught

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