sci.stat.consult

• Date Index

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• Testing of simple difference in 3-way interaction in regression, hoffman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Testing of simple difference in 3-way interaction in regression, Ray Koopman
    • Re: Testing of simple difference in 3-way interaction in regression, Ray Koopman
• Factor analysis: Computing factor scores, Jay Weedon
  • Re: Factor analysis: Computing factor scores, Ray Koopman
    • Re: Factor analysis: Computing factor scores, Jay Weedon
  • Re: Factor analysis: Computing factor scores, Art Kendall
    • Re: Factor analysis: Computing factor scores, Herman Rubin
      • Re: Factor analysis: Computing factor scores, Art Kendall
      • Re: Factor analysis: Computing factor scores, Jay Weedon
• help: testing for unimodality in multiple dimensions?, raacampbell
  • Re: help: testing for unimodality in multiple dimensions?, Eric B
    • Re: help: testing for unimodality in multiple dimensions?, Herman Rubin
• Mann Whitney U test, RAMS
  • Re: Mann Whitney U test, Jay Weedon
  • Re: Mann Whitney U test, Anon.
• experimental design project proposal, data analysis and such, jaycoolguy8
• stata v.s. limdep on panel data, Ying
  • Re: stata v.s. limdep on panel data, Jerry Dallal
  • Re: stata v.s. limdep on panel data, Richard Goldstein
• Need help with evaluation/testing (probably simple), Karl Weber
• Re: Richard Ulrich EXPOSED his own Ignorance in LINEAR Regression Models and other matters in Statistics!, jweedon
• Post-Stratification Variance Help, jws@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Real world question, t . mccreight
• Success-fail data: very different results with Binomial or Wilcoxon, amorphia
  • Re: Success-fail data: very different results with Binomial or Wilcoxon, jweedon
    • Re: Success-fail data: very different results with Binomial or Wilcoxon, amorphia
      • Re: Success-fail data: very different results with Binomial or Wilcoxon, jweedon
• Maximum likelihood estimate and bootstrap sample results, avilella
  • Re: Maximum likelihood estimate and bootstrap sample results, David Jones
• paired observations, vasilis
  • Re: paired observations, Thom
    • Re: paired observations, Jay Weedon
  • Re: paired observations, sankumarasu
  • Re: paired observations, sankumarasu
• Scale development: Reliability, monopsony
• Connotation of the word Treatment, Hari
  • Re: Connotation of the word Treatment, Jay Weedon
• mimic vs mean structure?, KKK
• Need Help for a Statistical problem, brown9999
• Variance of an index of dispersion, weare
  • Re: Variance of an index of dispersion, Michael . Lacy . junk
    • Re: Variance of an index of dispersion, Ray Koopman
      • Re: Variance of an index of dispersion, Michael . Lacy . junk
      • Re: Variance of an index of dispersion, Ray Koopman
  • Re: Variance of an index of dispersion, Richard Ulrich
  • Re: Variance of an index of dispersion, John Uebersax
• Minimum sample size for Wilcoxon Signed Rank Test., Saxatilis
  • Re: Minimum sample size for Wilcoxon Signed Rank Test., Richard Ulrich
• Etymology of mean, Jeremy Miles
  • Re: Etymology of mean, John Uebersax
  • Re: Etymology of mean, espyrian
    • Re: Etymology of mean, Richard Ulrich
      • Re: Etymology of mean, eblabac
      • Re: Etymology of mean, Herman Rubin
• FA vs. PCA and grouped vs. non-grouped, Daniel
  • Re: FA vs. PCA and grouped vs. non-grouped, Art Kendall
  • Re: FA vs. PCA and grouped vs. non-grouped, John Uebersax
    • Re: FA vs. PCA and grouped vs. non-grouped, Daniel
      • Re: FA vs. PCA and grouped vs. non-grouped, Art Kendall
      • Re: FA vs. PCA and grouped vs. non-grouped, John Uebersax
      • Re: FA vs. PCA and grouped vs. non-grouped, Daniel
      • Re: FA vs. PCA and grouped vs. non-grouped, Art Kendall
      • Re: FA vs. PCA and grouped vs. non-grouped, John Uebersax
• Is this sample representative of the population?, Z
  • Re: Is this sample representative of the population?, Richard Ulrich
  • Re: Is this sample representative of the population?, David Winsemius
    • Re: Is this sample representative of the population?, Z
      • Re: Is this sample representative of the population?, David Winsemius
      • Re: Is this sample representative of the population?, Z
      • Re: Is this sample representative of the population?, David Winsemius
      • Re: Is this sample representative of the population?, Large_Nassau_Grouper
      • Re: Is this sample representative of the population?, David Winsemius
      • Re: Is this sample representative of the population?, Large_Nassau_Grouper
      • Re: Is this sample representative of the population?, David Winsemius
      • Re: Is this sample representative of the population?, Large_Nassau_Grouper
      • Re: Is this sample representative of the population?, David Winsemius
      • Re: Is this sample representative of the population?, Richard Ulrich
      • Re: Is this sample representative of the population?, Large_Nassau_Grouper
• Sample size for chi-square test, ecciù
  • Re: Sample size for chi-square test, Richard Ulrich
    • Re: Sample size for chi-square test, ecciù
• Interpretation of ANOVA when the entire population is under study, Sullivan2000
  • Re: Interpretation of ANOVA when the entire population is under study, Richard Ulrich
    • Re: Interpretation of ANOVA when the entire population is under study, Sullivan2000
      • Re: Interpretation of ANOVA when the entire population is under study, Richard Ulrich
      • Re: Interpretation of ANOVA when the entire population is under study, Sullivan2000
• Which inferential test?, NicholasJWolf
  • Re: Which inferential test?, tennisfan
• Categorical Data Help, mkalyan79
  • Re: Categorical Data Help, John Uebersax
  • Re: Categorical Data Help, Ray Koopman
  • Re: Categorical Data Help, Ray Koopman
• ordinal vs. count data, alphapoint05
  • Re: ordinal vs. count data, John Uebersax
    • Re: ordinal vs. count data, Michael . Lacy . junk
      • Re: ordinal vs. count data, John Uebersax
      • Re: ordinal vs. count data, alphapoint05
      • Re: ordinal vs. count data, Art Kendall
      • Re: ordinal vs. count data, John Uebersax
  • Re: ordinal vs. count data, Art Kendall
  • Re: ordinal vs. count data, Ray Koopman
• Reporting different multilevel (mixed) models, pb
  • Re: Reporting different multilevel (mixed) models, alphapoint05
• Meta-analysis of differing groups in a single study, weare
  • Re: Meta-analysis of differing groups in a single study, Thom
• Re: point me in the right direction for time series analysis?, dave
  • Re: point me in the right direction for time series analysis?, amorphia
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  • Re: point me in the right direction for time series analysis?, amorphia
• are these split plot designs?, Rob Campbell
  • Re: are these split plot designs?, Allen McIntosh
    • Re: are these split plot designs?, Rob Campbell
      • Re: are these split plot designs?, Rob Campbell
• Wald Wolfowitz run sheet, RAMS
• Re: Questions about eta squared, Thom
• Ordinal data, RAMS
  • Re: Ordinal data, Richard Ulrich
    • Re: Ordinal data, Thom
  • Re: Ordinal data, alphapoint05
• T test, RAMS
  • Re: T test, Erkki . Komulainen
    • Re: T test, LWn
    • Re: T test, Thom
• Transferring data from Minitab to SPSS, Laurie
  • Re: Transferring data from Minitab to SPSS, espyrian
    • Re: Transferring data from Minitab to SPSS, Erkki . Komulainen
  • Re: Transferring data from Minitab to SPSS, John_Kane
• How to compare the mean of two different periods in a time series?, Leo.Aries
  • Re: How to compare the mean of two different periods in a time series?, dave
    • Re: How to compare the mean of two different periods in a time series?, Leo.Aries
      • Re: How to compare the mean of two different periods in a time series?, statmanz
      • Re: How to compare the mean of two different periods in a time series?, statmanz
      • Re: How to compare the mean of two different periods in a time series?, dave
• Technical Reports - Strategically using General Purpose Statistics Packages: A Look at Stata, SAS and SPSS, Michael Mitchell
• Interaction tests using SAS's JMP software, gaspet
• Two way ANOVA, RAMS
  • Re: Two way ANOVA, Thom
    • Re: Two way ANOVA, Bruce Weaver
  • Re: Two way ANOVA, Richard Ulrich
• Re: GLMM with nested variables in R or S?, Anon.
  • Re: GLMM with nested variables in R or S?, Rob Campbell
    • Re: GLMM with nested variables in R or S?, Anon.
      • Re: GLMM with nested variables in R or S?, Rob Campbell
      • Re: GLMM with nested variables in R or S?, Anon.
      • Re: GLMM with nested variables in R or S?, Rob Campbell
• collinear interaction but not for predictors, alphapoint05
  • Re: collinear interaction but not for predictors, Ray Koopman
    • Re: collinear interaction but not for predictors, Richard Ulrich
      • Re: collinear interaction but not for predictors, alphapoint05
      • Re: collinear interaction but not for predictors, Ray Koopman
      • Re: collinear interaction but not for predictors, Richard Ulrich
      • Re: collinear interaction but not for predictors, Art Kendall
• software for simulating data, Stephen Cox
  • Re: software for simulating data, Jeremy Miles
    • Re: software for simulating data, stephen
      • Re: software for simulating data, Jeremy Miles
  • Re: software for simulating data, Jeff Miller
    • Re: software for simulating data, stephen
  • Re: software for simulating data, Art Kendall
  • Re: software for simulating data, Richard Ulrich
  • Re: software for simulating data, stephen
    • Re: software for simulating data, Richard Ulrich
• effect size versus t-test, jhartdc
  • Re: effect size versus t-test, Art Kendall
    • Re: effect size versus t-test, Thom
      • Re: effect size versus t-test, statmanz
• Re: Estimation of related means, Sullivan2000
• Re: autocorrelation, dave
  • Re: autocorrelation, yogi
    • Re: autocorrelation, dave
• Logistic regression, tata

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