Re: Basic rookie question about standard error
- From: "BillCo" <coleman.bill@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 19 Aug 2005 05:36:09 -0700
Thanks for all the help guys, that really clears thing up for me at
last!!
The zeros do not represent n/a and hence they should be used for
calcualtion of the mean and standard error :)
(told you so, Gráinne!)
>By the way, if you remove the zeros, you would be making one of the
>same mistakes that doomed Space Shuttle Challenger.
....really? What happened there?
.
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