sci.stat.consult

• Date Index

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• GLMM with nested variables in R or S?, Rob Campbell
  • Re: GLMM with nested variables in R or S?, Rob Campbell
• BiVariate Normal Distribution, Buddhika Jayasooriya
  • Re: BiVariate Normal Distribution, Herman Rubin
• Questions about eta squared, jhartdc
• Multicollinearity, yogi
  • Re: Multicollinearity, Eric Bohlman
• autocorrelation, yogi
• interpretation problem of no interaction in developmental studies, Felix_Bach
  • Re: interpretation problem of no interaction in developmental studies, Ray Koopman
• Two way ANOVA, RAMS
  • Re: Two way ANOVA, Thom
• Estimation of related means, Sullivan2000
  • Re: Estimation of related means, Ray Koopman
    • Re: Estimation of related means, Sullivan2000
      • Re: Estimation of related means, Ray Koopman
• Statistical procedures for binomial data, Julia
• Comparing values of different scales (in SPSS), uri . goldstein
• inputing this format into R-language, vjp2
• Effect Size in SPSS, jhartdc
  • Re: Effect Size in SPSS, Bruce Weaver
    • Re: Effect Size in SPSS, jhartdc
      • Re: Effect Size in SPSS, Bruce Weaver
      • Re: Effect Size in SPSS, jhartdc
      • Re: Effect Size in SPSS, Bruce Weaver
      • Re: Effect Size in SPSS, Thom
      • Re: Effect Size in SPSS, jhartdc
      • Re: Effect Size in SPSS, Bruce Weaver
      • Re: Effect Size in SPSS, jhartdc
      • Re: Effect Size in SPSS, jhartdc
      • Re: Effect Size in SPSS, Thom
      • Re: Effect Size in SPSS, Felix_Bach
      • Re: Effect Size in SPSS, Thom
• Exponential distribution, thickface
  • Re: Exponential distribution, Ray Koopman
• point me in the right direction for time series analysis?, amorphia
  • Re: point me in the right direction for time series analysis?, Art Kendall
    • Re: point me in the right direction for time series analysis?, amorphia
      • Re: point me in the right direction for time series analysis?, Art Kendall
      • Re: point me in the right direction for time series analysis?, Art Kendall
      • Re: point me in the right direction for time series analysis?, amorphia
      • Re: point me in the right direction for time series analysis?, Art Kendall
      • Re: point me in the right direction for time series analysis?, Richard Ulrich
      • Re: point me in the right direction for time series analysis?, amorphia
      • Re: point me in the right direction for time series analysis?, Richard Ulrich
• Adjusted R square, RAMS
  • Re: Adjusted R square, Richard Ulrich
  • Re: Adjusted R square, Ray Koopman
    • Re: Adjusted R square, Dick Startz
• type 1 errors in logistic vs ordinary regression, r.knell@xxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: type 1 errors in logistic vs ordinary regression, Frank E Harrell Jr
  • Re: type 1 errors in logistic vs ordinary regression, Gaj Vidmar
• Non-parametric repeated measures N way anova, Alistair
  • Re: Non-parametric repeated measures N way anova, Ray Koopman
    • Re: Non-parametric repeated measures N way anova, Thom
• Satterthwaite degrees of freedom, klange
  • Re: Satterthwaite degrees of freedom, Richard Ulrich
  • Re: Satterthwaite degrees of freedom, Ray Koopman
    • Re: Satterthwaite degrees of freedom, David A. Heiser
      • Re: Satterthwaite degrees of freedom, Richard Ulrich
• Comparing medians in five groups, Sahuquillo
  • Re: Comparing medians in five groups, Ray Koopman
    • Re: Comparing medians in five groups, Bruce Weaver
      • Re: Comparing medians in five groups, glenbarnett
  • Re: Comparing medians in five groups, Ray Koopman
    • Re: Comparing medians in five groups, Thom
      • Re: Comparing medians in five groups, Sahuquillo
      • Re: Comparing medians in five groups, Richard Ulrich
      • Re: Comparing medians in five groups, Thom
• Non-parametric repeated measures two way anova, RAMS
  • Re: Non-parametric repeated measures two way anova, Thom
    • Re: Non-parametric repeated measures two way anova, RAMS
      • Re: Non-parametric repeated measures two way anova, Thom
    • Re: Non-parametric repeated measures two way anova, Jay Weedon
      • Re: Non-parametric repeated measures two way anova, Thom
• Mark Myatt of sci.stat.consult quoted in a springer verlag book, casioculture
• Exact test of symmetry, Jay Weedon
• CFP, LDV
• Analysis of scoring data???, Karin
  • Re: Analysis of scoring data???, John Uebersax
    • Re: Analysis of scoring data???, Karin
      • Re: Analysis of scoring data???, John Uebersax
  • Re: Analysis of scoring data???, Ray Koopman
    • Re: Analysis of scoring data???, Karin
      • Re: Analysis of scoring data???, Ray Koopman
      • Re: Analysis of scoring data???, David
      • Re: Analysis of scoring data???, David
      • Re: Analysis of scoring data???, John Uebersax
• standardized variable from ordinal scales, now covariate or factor?, pb
  • Re: standardized variable from ordinal scales, now covariate or factor?, John Uebersax
• Comparing Several Survival curves, RAMS
  • Re: Comparing Several Survival curves, Richard Ulrich
• large data set, lower alpha from 0.05 to 0.01?, raoulreulen
  • Re: large data set, lower alpha from 0.05 to 0.01?, Eric Bohlman
    • Re: large data set, lower alpha from 0.05 to 0.01?, Herman Rubin
    • Re: large data set, lower alpha from 0.05 to 0.01?, Data Matter
      • Re: large data set, lower alpha from 0.05 to 0.01?, Richard Ulrich
  • Re: large data set, lower alpha from 0.05 to 0.01?, Richard Ulrich
• Principal Components Analysis, rkazem
• Newbie question: "representativeness" of subset of data, hamish
  • Re: Newbie question: "representativeness" of subset of data, Paige Miller
    • Re: Newbie question: "representativeness" of subset of data, hamish
      • Re: Newbie question: "representativeness" of subset of data, Bob Dole
      • Re: Newbie question: "representativeness" of subset of data, Richard Ulrich
      • Re: Newbie question: "representativeness" of subset of data, hamish
      • Re: Newbie question: "representativeness" of subset of data, Paige Miller
      • Re: Newbie question: "representativeness" of subset of data, hamish
      • Re: Newbie question: "representativeness" of subset of data, Paige Miller
      • Re: Newbie question: "representativeness" of subset of data, Richard Ulrich
      • Re: Newbie question: "representativeness" of subset of data, Ray Koopman
      • Re: Newbie question: "representativeness" of subset of data, hamish
      • Re: Newbie question: "representativeness" of subset of data, Richard Ulrich
      • Re: Newbie question: "representativeness" of subset of data, hamish
      • Re: Newbie question: "representativeness" of subset of data, hamish
      • Re: Newbie question: "representativeness" of subset of data, Richard Ulrich
      • Re: Newbie question: "representativeness" of subset of data, hamish
      • Re: Newbie question: "representativeness" of subset of data, Richard Ulrich
• statistical methods for sales data, arrayprofile
  • Re: statistical methods for sales data, lscharen
    • Re: statistical methods for sales data, arrayprofile
  • Re: statistical methods for sales data, dave
• Statistics novice looking for guidance., fizzit
  • Re: Statistics novice looking for guidance., Russell . Martin
  • Re: Statistics novice looking for guidance., z
• Multilevel Data with ordinal dependent variable, unbalanced design, pb
  • Re: Multilevel Data with ordinal dependent variable, unbalanced design, daniel_stahl
  • Re: Multilevel Data with ordinal dependent variable, unbalanced design, pb
• bootstrap confidence limits, Janwillem van Dijk
• stata, marisa
  • Message not available
    • Re: stata, marisa
• time series with binary data, gauger
  • Re: time series with binary data, Anon.
  • Re: time series with binary data, Richard Ulrich
    • Re: time series with binary data, gauger
      • Re: time series with binary data, Richard Ulrich
• inclusion criteria for regression covariates, klange
  • Re: inclusion criteria for regression covariates, naught
  • Re: inclusion criteria for regression covariates, Paige Miller
    • Re: inclusion criteria for regression covariates, naught
      • Re: inclusion criteria for regression covariates, klange
      • Re: inclusion criteria for regression covariates, klange
      • Re: inclusion criteria for regression covariates, naught
      • Re: inclusion criteria for regression covariates, Paige Miller
• dependent samples survival analysis, klange
  • Re: dependent samples survival analysis, David
  • Re: dependent samples survival analysis, David Winsemius
    • Re: dependent samples survival analysis, klange
      • Re: dependent samples survival analysis, klange
• Anova???, ritaa
  • Re: Anova???, raoulreulen
    • Re: Anova???, Thom
  • Re: Anova???, Art Kendall
• using 2 regression models instead of 1: data dredging??, raoulreulen
  • Re: using 2 regression models instead of 1: data dredging??, Richard Ulrich
• Baseline Outcome as Covariate in Mixed Models, andrea . meyer
• Correlation, time_adalbert
  • Re: Correlation, pisz_na . mirek
    • Re: Correlation, pisz_na . mirek
  • Re: Correlation, Ray Koopman
• Re: binary logistic regression and repeated measurements, Jay Weedon
• Linear correlation (Body mass index), Sahuquillo
  • Re: Linear correlation (Body mass index), Bruce Weaver
    • Re: Linear correlation (Body mass index), Sahuquillo
      • Re: Linear correlation (Body mass index), Richard Ulrich
      • Re: Linear correlation (Body mass index), Bruce Weaver
      • Re: Linear correlation (Body mass index), Sahuquillo
      • Re: Linear correlation (Body mass index), Bruce Weaver
      • Message not available
      • Re: Linear correlation (Body mass index), Sahuquillo
• stratifying after regression, raoulreulen
  • Re: stratifying after regression, naught
  • Re: stratifying after regression, Jay Weedon
• Non-random sample and inferential statistics,, statamerica
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Non-random sample and inferential statistics,, statamerica
    • Re: Non-random sample and inferential statistics,, Richard Ulrich
      • Re: Non-random sample and inferential statistics,, statamerica
• neural networks, Robinb
  • Re: neural networks, John Uebersax
• Statistical method for analysing this dataset, Sharp Tool
  • Re: Statistical method for analysing this dataset, Thom
    • Re: Statistical method for analysing this dataset, Sharp Tool
      • Re: Statistical method for analysing this dataset, dave
      • Re: Statistical method for analysing this dataset, Richard Ulrich
      • Re: Statistical method for analysing this dataset, Sharp Tool
• My latent class analysis failed to reach a solution, Danielle
  • Re: My latent class analysis failed to reach a solution, John Uebersax
    • Re: My latent class analysis failed to reach a solution, Danielle
    • Re: My latent class analysis failed to reach a solution, Danielle
• CART Split point, quickcur
• Reg coefficients when DV is log(y)+1 and in percentages, alphapoint05
  • Re: Reg coefficients when DV is log(y)+1 and in percentages, alphapoint05
  • Re: Reg coefficients when DV is log(y)+1 and in percentages, Richard Ulrich
• Comparing Percents, Corky
  • Re: Comparing Percents, John Uebersax
    • Re: Comparing Percents, Data Matter
• fixed-effect for discrete response, lorant
• polychoric correlations, Bellinda
  • Re: polychoric correlations, Bob Dole
  • Re: polychoric correlations, Richard Ulrich
    • Re: polychoric correlations, Bellinda
      • Re: polychoric correlations, Richard Ulrich
      • Re: polychoric correlations, Ray Koopman
  • Re: polychoric correlations, John Uebersax
    • Re: polychoric correlations, John Uebersax
      • Re: polychoric correlations, Richard Ulrich
      • Re: polychoric correlations, Bellinda
      • Re: polychoric correlations, Richard Ulrich
• Post-survey weighting for non-response, eliz
  • Re: Post-survey weighting for non-response, statmanz
  • Re: Post-survey weighting for non-response, Bob Dole
• Re: Multivariate Research Design Help - MANOVA a good option?, D.
  • Re: Multivariate Research Design Help - MANOVA a good option?, Paige Miller
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Multivariate Research Design Help - MANOVA a good option?, Øyvind Langsrud
  • Re: Multivariate Research Design Help - MANOVA a good option?, Richard Ulrich
• Re: sig MANOVA followed by ANOVAs?, klange
  • Re: sig MANOVA followed by ANOVAs?, klange
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: sig MANOVA followed by ANOVAs?, Øyvind Langsrud
• Re: Mahalanobis in SAS, G Robin Edwards
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Mahalanobis in SAS, Jeremy
    • Re: Mahalanobis in SAS, Bob H
• Re: test for decreasing response, Patrick Drechsler
  • Re: test for decreasing response, Patrick Drechsler
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: test for decreasing response, Patrick Drechsler
  • Re: test for decreasing response, Gaj Vidmar
    • Re: test for decreasing response, Patrick Drechsler
      • Re: test for decreasing response, Gaj Vidmar
      • Re: test for decreasing response, Patrick Drechsler
• Re: Tests for randomness, Richard Ulrich

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