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• Re: compare 2 odds ratios
  • From: Michael . Lacy . junk
• Re: multivariate Cox model p values
  • From: naught
• Re: multivariate Cox model p values
  • From: Frank E Harrell Jr
• Re: Sum of squared semi-partial correlations
  • From: Ray Koopman
• Re: multivariate Cox model p values
  • From: naught
• Re: Consulting gigs for psychometricians?
  • From: John Kane
• Re: multivariate Cox model p values
  • From: Matt
• dummy regression question
  • From: M . A . Specka
• Re: varimax rotation code
  • From: optionstraderjeff
• Re: Consulting gigs for psychometricians?
  • From: optionstraderjeff
• Sum of squared semi-partial correlations
  • From: SDW
• Re: Is averaging legitimate when the data have greatly varying scales?
  • From: Richard Ulrich
• Is averaging legitimate when the data have greatly varying scales?
  • From: G Robin Edwards
• Re: Are graded clinical signs more reliable than dichotomized?
  • From: Richard Ulrich
• some biostatistician sas programmer positions
  • From: bancova
• Re: multivariate Cox model p values
  • From: Frank E Harrell Jr
• Re: Are graded clinical signs more reliable than dichotomized?
  • From: Frank E Harrell Jr
• Re: Are graded clinical signs more reliable than dichotomized?
  • From: Frank E Harrell Jr
• Re: Are graded clinical signs more reliable than dichotomized?
  • From: naught
• Probability problem
  • From: smitmich
• Re: Are graded clinical signs more reliable than dichotomized?
  • From: Roland
• Re: Are graded clinical signs more reliable than dichotomized?
  • From: Roland
• Re: Are graded clinical signs more reliable than dichotomized?
  • From: John Uebersax
• AHP(Analytic Hierarchy Process)
  • From: pramodh
• Re: Are graded clinical signs more reliable than dichotomized?
  • From: John Uebersax
• Re: compare 2 odds ratios
  • From: Marc Schwartz
• Re: Are graded clinical signs more reliable than dichotomized?
  • From: Richard Ulrich
• Re: multivariate Cox model p values
  • From: arrayprofile
• Re: Are graded clinical signs more reliable than dichotomized?
  • From: Frank E Harrell Jr
• Re: multivariate Cox model p values
  • From: Bruce Weaver
• Re: 2 (measured) x 2 (between subjects) x 2 (between subjects) MANOVA
  • From: monopsony
• multivariate Cox model p values
  • From: arrayprofile
• Re: Consulting gigs for psychometricians?
  • From: John Kane
• varimax rotation code
  • From: Mike - EMAIL IGNORED
• help on a proof
  • From: Yecloud
• Re: "Five Socio-Economic Variables"
  • From: Ray Koopman
• Re: compare 2 odds ratios
  • From: arrayprofile
• "Five Socio-Economic Variables"
  • From: Mike - EMAIL IGNORED
• Re: Are graded clinical signs more reliable than dichotomized?
  • From: David Winsemius
• Re: 2 (measured) x 2 (between subjects) x 2 (between subjects) MANOVA
  • From: Bruce Weaver
• Re: "Twenty-Four Psychological Tests
  • From: John Uebersax
• Re: compare 2 odds ratios
  • From: Ray Koopman
• Re: Are graded clinical signs more reliable than dichotomized?
  • From: Roland
• 2 (measured) x 2 (between subjects) x 2 (between subjects) MANOVA
  • From: monopsony
• Re: Are graded clinical signs more reliable than dichotomized?
  • From: Ray Koopman
• Re: compare 2 odds ratios
  • From: Marc Schwartz
• "Twenty-Four Psychological Tests
  • From: Mike - EMAIL IGNORED
• Re: Are graded clinical signs more reliable than dichotomized?
  • From: Bruce Weaver
• Re: compare 2 odds ratios
  • From: Ray Koopman
• Re: compare 2 odds ratios
  • From: arrayprofile
• Are graded clinical signs more reliable than dichotomized?
  • From: Roland
• Re: compare 2 odds ratios
  • From: Bruce Weaver
• Re: compare 2 odds ratios
  • From: Michael . Lacy . junk
• Re: compare 2 odds ratios
  • From: arrayprofile
• Re: Calculating Percentile 2.5 and 97.5
  • From: Bangali
• Re: compare 2 odds ratios
  • From: Marc Schwartz
• Re: Calculating Percentile 2.5 and 97.5
  • From: David Winsemius
• Re: compare 2 odds ratios
  • From: Bruce Weaver
• Re: compare 2 odds ratios
  • From: Eric Bohlman
• compare 2 odds ratios
  • From: arrayprofile
• Calculating Percentile 2.5 and 97.5
  • From: Bangali
• Re: Consulting gigs for psychometricians?
  • From: John Uebersax
• Re: MANOVA design
  • From: Thom
• Re: MANOVA design
  • From: Bruce Weaver
• Mediation with dichotomous outcome
  • From: mano
• Re: Ordinal variable considered as quantitative ?
  • From: jay
• Re: MANOVA design
  • From: monopsony
• Re: Ordinal variable considered as quantitative ?
  • From: lloyd . frombriz
• Re: Ordinal variable considered as quantitative ?
  • From: Ray Koopman
• Ordinal variable considered as quantitative ?
  • From: Loïc BRANCHERIAU
• Re: MANOVA design
  • From: Bruce Weaver
• MANOVA design
  • From: monopsony
• MANOVA design
  • From: monopsony
• Re: Hypothesis testing
  • From: David Winsemius
• Bio/Statistician Jobs
  • From: gregkris
• Re: Help me get Epi-info software and tutorials
  • From: David Winsemius
• Re: Consulting gigs for psychometricians?
  • From: optionstraderjeff
• Help me get Epi-info software and tutorials
  • From: kuku
• Re: Consulting gigs for psychometricians?
  • From: optionstraderjeff
• Re: Hypothesis testing
  • From: glenbarnett
• Re: Confidence interval for all the estimated Y's?
  • From: Jens
• Re: Consulting gigs for psychometricians?
  • From: Richard Ulrich
• Re: Confidence interval for all the estimated Y's?
  • From: Frank E Harrell Jr
• Re: Confidence interval for all the estimated Y's?
  • From: Bill H
• Re: Comparing surgical results between hospitals
  • From: Frank E Harrell Jr
• Re: Consulting gigs for psychometricians?
  • From: Bob Dole
• Confidence interval for all the estimated Y's?
  • From: Jens
• Re: Consulting gigs for psychometricians?
  • From: John Uebersax
• Re: Reporting effect sizes for McNemar's test
  • From: David Winsemius
• Consulting gigs for psychometricians?
  • From: optionstraderjeff
• SAS Programmer Opportunities in Milwaukee and Chicago
  • From: Elizabeth.Villarreal81@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Reporting effect sizes for McNemar's test
  • From: Mandy Jensen Doss
• correlation problem
  • From: M . A . Specka
• Re: Using Cluster analysis to refine questions for a survey
  • From: John Uebersax
• Re: REVERSE NORMALIZATION
  • From: Richard Ulrich
• Re: Hypothesis testing
  • From: raykyoto
• REVERSE NORMALIZATION
  • From: double_jing
• Re: Contingency tables and Chi-Square tests. Help!
  • From: biostats07
• Re: Reporting effect sizes for McNemar's test
  • From: David Winsemius
• Re: Contingency tables and Chi-Square tests. Help!
  • From: David Winsemius
• Contingency tables and Chi-Square tests. Help!
  • From: biostats07
• how to find the RMS of AIC
  • From: cheprim
• Re: again for some suggestions on setting a predicting model--dataset is in this email,sorry to post it again
  • From: Old Mac User
• Re: Factor analysis question
  • From: Eric Bohlman
• Reporting effect sizes for McNemar's test
  • From: Mandy Jensen Doss
• Factor analysis question
  • From: Harry
• Using Cluster analysis to refine questions for a survey
  • From: kiwi
• Re: again for some suggestions on setting a predicting model--dataset is in this email,sorry to post it again
  • From: naught
• Re: again for some suggestions on setting a predicting model--dataset is in this email,sorry to post it again
  • From: Old Mac User
• Re: Please help re: control variable...
  • From: Matt
• Re: again for some suggestions on setting a predicting model--dataset is in this email,sorry to post it again
  • From: Old Mac User
• Re: again for some suggestions on setting a predicting model--dataset is in this email,sorry to post it again
  • From: Old Mac User
• Re: again for some suggestions on setting a predicting model--dataset is in this email,sorry to post it again
  • From: Ommika
• Re: Please help re: control variable...
  • From: Ommika
• Re: again for some suggestions on setting a predicting model--dataset is in this email,sorry to post it again
  • From: Old Mac User
• Re: again for some suggestions on setting a predicting model--dataset is in this email,sorry to post it again
  • From: epistat
• Re: Hypothesis testing
  • From: glenbarnett
• Re: do mixed linear models assume normal distribution
  • From: glenbarnett
• Please help re: control variable...
  • From: webmagster
• do mixed linear models assume normal distribution
  • From: alex . turchin
• Re: Hypothesis testing
  • From: raykyoto
• Re: True independent variable: help needed
  • From: Bill H
• Re: True independent variable: help needed
  • From: Bill H
• Re: Calculation of reliability of survey of Likert-scale questions
  • From: HAlper
• True independent variable: help needed
  • From: lcon1977
• Re: Introducing a 3rd variable makes the correlation coefficient non-significant. What's happening?
  • From: Matt
• Re: Hypothesis testing
  • From: Bill H
• Re: again for some suggestions on setting a predicting model--dataset is in this email,sorry to post it again
  • From: Old Mac User
• Re: Hypothesis testing
  • From: Anon.
• Re: how to set standard limits for a process
  • From: Old Mac User
• again for some suggestions on setting a predicting model--dataset is in this email,sorry to post it again
  • From: epistat
• Re: Sample size to achieve a certain agreement rate
  • From: pagabas
• how to set standard limits for a process
  • From: virajsaxena
• again for some suggestions on setting a predicting model--with the original data in the attachment
  • From: epistat
• Hypothesis testing
  • From: raykyoto
• Re: Introducing a 3rd variable makes the correlation coefficient non-significant. What's happening?
  • From: Reef Fish
• Re: Sample size to achieve a certain agreement rate
  • From: John Uebersax
• Sample size to achieve a certain agreement rate
  • From: pagabas
• Re: Introducing a 3rd variable makes the correlation coefficient non-significant. What's happening?
  • From: monopsony
• Re: Introducing a 3rd variable makes the correlation coefficient non-significant. What's happening?
  • From: monopsony
• Re: Introducing a 3rd variable makes the correlation coefficient non-significant. What's happening?
  • From: monopsony
• Re: Introducing a 3rd variable makes the correlation coefficient non-significant. What's happening?
  • From: monopsony
• Re: some suggestions on setting a predicting model
  • From: Ommika@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: some suggestions on setting a predicting model
  • From: Greg Heath
• Re: Calculation of reliability of survey of Likert-scale questions
  • From: Richard Ulrich
• Re: Mediation vs Confounding [was: Introducing a 3rd variable makes the correlation coefficient non-significant. What's happening?]
  • From: John Uebersax
• model predicting performance
  • From: webmagster
• Re: Calculation of reliability of survey of Likert-scale questions
  • From: HAlper
• Re: some suggestions on setting a predicting model
  • From: Richard Ulrich
• Re: Mediation vs Confounding [was: Introducing a 3rd variable makes the correlation coefficient non-significant. What's happening?]
  • From: naught
• Re: Multiple comparison correction using p values alone
  • From: Zander
• Re: Mediation vs Confounding [was: Introducing a 3rd variable makes the correlation coefficient non-significant. What's happening?]
  • From: Bill H
• Re: Mediation vs Confounding [was: Introducing a 3rd variable makes the correlation coefficient non-significant. What's happening?]
  • From: Bill H
• Re: Introducing a 3rd variable makes the correlation coefficient non-significant. What's happening?
  • From: Aleks Jakulin
• Mediation vs Confounding [was: Introducing a 3rd variable makes the correlation coefficient non-significant. What's happening?]
  • From: Bruce Weaver
• Re: Introducing a 3rd variable makes the correlation coefficient non-significant. What's happening?
  • From: Matt
• Re: Introducing a 3rd variable makes the correlation coefficient non-significant. What's happening?
  • From: Bill H
• Re: Introducing a 3rd variable makes the correlation coefficient non-significant. What's happening?
  • From: Old Mac User
• Re: Introducing a 3rd variable makes the correlation coefficient non-significant. What's happening?
  • From: Old Mac User
• Re: Introducing a 3rd variable makes the correlation coefficient non-significant. What's happening?
  • From: Old Mac User
• Re: Introducing a 3rd variable makes the correlation coefficient non-significant. What's happening?
  • From: Old Mac User
• Re: Introducing a 3rd variable makes the correlation coefficient non-significant. What's happening?
  • From: Bruce Weaver
• some suggestions on setting a predicting model
  • From: epistat
• Re: Introducing a 3rd variable makes the correlation coefficient non-significant. What's happening?
  • From: John Uebersax
• Introducing a 3rd variable makes the correlation coefficient non-significant. What's happening?
  • From: monopsony
• Epidemiologist position near Washington, DC
  • From: Mike Mumma
• Re: Random Selection of data
  • From: Bill H
• Doubt in the formula
  • From: RAMS
• Re: Random Selection of data
  • From: RAMS
• Re: Random Selection of data
  • From: RAMS
• Re: Two-item scale and Cronbach's alpha
  • From: John Uebersax
• Re: Two-item scale and Cronbach's alpha
  • From: Ray Koopman
• Re: Two-item scale and Cronbach's alpha
  • From: Bruce Weaver
• Re: Random Selection of data
  • From: Richard Ulrich
• Re: Two-item scale and Cronbach's alpha
  • From: Richard Ulrich
• Re: Multiple comparison correction using p values alone
  • From: Zander
• Re: Type of ANOVA model
  • From: Bruce Weaver
• Type of ANOVA model
  • From: Eric B
• Re: Random Selection of data
  • From: Art Kendall
• Re: Random Selection of data
  • From: David Winsemius
• Re: Random Selection of data
  • From: RAMS
• Re: Multiple comparison correction using p values alone
  • From: Jerry Dallal
• Re: Two-item scale and Cronbach's alpha
  • From: John Uebersax
• Re: Two-item scale and Cronbach's alpha
  • From: John Uebersax
• Re: Random Selection of data
  • From: David Winsemius
• Single Sampling Plan
  • From: RAMS
• Random Selection of data
  • From: RAMS
• Re: Multiple comparison correction using p values alone
  • From: Zander
• Re: Multiple comparison correction using p values alone
  • From: Bill H
• Re: Multiple comparison correction using p values alone
  • From: Bill H
• Re: Multiple comparison correction using p values alone
  • From: Bill H
• Re: Two-item scale and Cronbach's alpha
  • From: Ray Koopman
• Re: Multiple comparison correction using p values alone
  • From: Jerry Dallal
• Re: Multiple comparison correction using p values alone
  • From: Bill H
• Re: Two-item scale and Cronbach's alpha
  • From: Bruce Weaver
• Two-item scale and Cronbach's alpha
  • From: monopsony
• Re: Multiple comparison correction using p values alone
  • From: G Robin Edwards
• Re: Multiple comparison correction using p values alone
  • From: Bill H
• Re: Interaction with categorical predictors
  • From: Bill H
• Re: Multiple comparison correction using p values alone
  • From: Zander
• Interaction with categorical predictors
  • From: tennisfan
• Re: Multiple comparison correction using p values alone
  • From: Bill H
• Re: Genetic Algorithms for classification
  • From: Predictor
• Re: logistic regression classification
  • From: Predictor
• Re: weighted averages of means and percentages
  • From: David Winsemius
• Genetic Algorithms for classification
  • From: ricrio@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: logistic regression classification
  • From: Greg Heath
• Re: weighted averages of means - meta-analysis
  • From: Bruce Weaver
• Re: logistic regression classification
  • From: Richard Ulrich
• logistic regression classification
  • From: Robinb
• Re: Correlation Median Value and Mean Value?
  • From: Richard Ulrich
• weighted averages of means and percentages
  • From: drraju123
• weighted averages of means - meta-analysis
  • From: drraju123
• Re: Correlation Median Value and Mean Value?
  • From: Bruce Weaver
• Correlation Median Value and Mean Value?
  • From: Pierre Bast
• Re: Multiple comparison correction using p values alone
  • From: Jerry Dallal
• How to Calculate the Sums of Squares for the WP(Z)
  • From: Ashraf
• Re: Calculation of reliability of survey of Likert-scale questions
  • From: Richard Ulrich
• Re: how to analyze the data?
  • From: Ray Koopman
• Re: Multiple comparison correction using p values alone
  • From: Bill H
• Re: Multiple comparison correction using p values alone
  • From: Richard Ulrich
• Calculation of reliability of survey of Likert-scale questions
  • From: HAlper
• Re: Multiple comparison correction using p values alone
  • From: Zander
• Re: Multiple comparison correction using p values alone
  • From: Bruce Weaver
• Multiple comparison correction using p values alone
  • From: Zander
• Re: how to analyze the data?
  • From: Bruce Weaver
• Seeking suggestions for approaches to modeling local prevalence rates from national data set
  • From: Shelby
• how to analyze the data?
  • From: epistat
• proc model in SAS - Standard error for the model?
  • From: klaus_s_larsen
• proc model in SAS - Standard error for the model?
  • From: klaus_s_larsen
• analysis for forced choice options in survey
  • From: melsz
• Re: non-parametric equivalent of the MANOVA?
  • From: Richard Ulrich
• Re: questions related with analysis of covariace
  • From: Richard Ulrich
• Re: Regression and ANOVA power citations
  • From: Brett Magill
• Regression and ANOVA power citations
  • From: monopsony
• Re: Comparing surgical results between hospitals
  • From: Bangali
• Statistics and Analytics recruiter
  • From: analytics recruiter
• Re: Levenes test in ANOVA
  • From: mdm_italy
• questions related with analysis of covariace
  • From: epistat
• Re: How to calcualte sums of squares for split-plot designs
  • From: Ashraf
• Re: How to calcualte sums of squares for split-plot designs
  • From: Ashraf
• Re: Weighted standard deviation
  • From: Bruce Weaver
• Re: Levenes test in ANOVA
  • From: Bruce Weaver
• Re: Weighted standard deviation
  • From: Bill H
• Re: non-parametric equivalent of the MANOVA?
  • From: Tasha
• Re: non-parametric equivalent of the MANOVA?
  • From: Art Kendall
• non-parametric equivalent of the MANOVA?
  • From: tamara . pejovic
• Re: Comparing surgical results between hospitals
  • From: Roland
• Re: How to calcualte sums of squares for split-plot designs
  • From: m00es
• Levenes test in ANOVA
  • From: RAMS
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• Weighted standard deviation
  • From: G Robin Edwards
• How to calcualte sums of squares for split-plot designs
  • From: Ashraf
• Appropriate method of testing
  • From: Shyam
• Re: Comparing surgical results between hospitals
  • From: Roland
• Re: Comparing surgical results between hospitals
  • From: David Winsemius
• Re: Multiple Linear Regression with Nominal, Ordinal and Interval Data
  • From: Bill H
• Re: Multiple Linear Regression with Nominal, Ordinal and Interval Data
  • From: Richard Ulrich
• Re: Multiple Linear Regression with Nominal, Ordinal and Interval Data
  • From: Bill H
• Re: Minimum number of cases per cell in logistic regression?
  • From: Bill H
• Re: Analysis of newspaper articles
  • From: dave
• Re: Comparing surgical results between hospitals
  • From: David Winsemius
• Re: Saving plots in 'R'
  • From: PatB
• Re: Comparing surgical results between hospitals
  • From: Roland
• Re: Comparing surgical results between hospitals
  • From: Bangali
• Re: Comparing surgical results between hospitals
  • From: Roland
• confidence interval on a difference
  • From: alex . turchin
• Re: Comparing surgical results between hospitals
  • From: David Winsemius
• Re: PCA C code contradictions
  • From: Paige Miller
• PCA C code contradictions
  • From: shay
• Re: Comparing surgical results between hospitals
  • From: Roland
• Re: Comparing surgical results between hospitals
  • From: Roland
• Re: Comparing surgical results between hospitals
  • From: David Winsemius
• Analysis of newspaper articles
  • From: Matej Cepl
• Re: Comparing surgical results between hospitals
  • From: Roland
• Re: Comparing surgical results between hospitals
  • From: Roland
• Re: Comparing surgical results between hospitals
  • From: Roland
• Re: Comparing surgical results between hospitals
  • From: Gordon Sande
• Re: Comparing surgical results between hospitals
  • From: David Winsemius
• Regression with an ordinal variable in experimental data
  • From: Popperian
• Comparing surgical results between hospitals
  • From: Roland
• Re: Minimum number of cases per cell in logistic regression?
  • From: David Winsemius
• Re: Minimum number of cases per cell in logistic regression?
  • From: Patrick
• Re: a method for detecting multivariate outliers..
  • From: nitish
• Re: a method for detecting multivariate outliers..
  • From: Greg Heath
• Re: Multiple Linear Regression with Nominal, Ordinal and Interval Data
  • From: Ray Koopman
• Re: Minimum number of cases per cell in logistic regression?
  • From: Bruce Weaver
• Re: Minimum number of cases per cell in logistic regression?
  • From: Richard Ulrich
• Re: Multiple Linear Regression with Nominal, Ordinal and Interval Data
  • From: Richard Ulrich
• Re: Minimum number of cases per cell in logistic regression?
  • From: Bill H
• Re: Multiple Linear Regression with Nominal, Ordinal and Interval Data
  • From: Bill H
• Re: Minimum number of cases per cell in logistic regression?
  • From: Bruce Weaver
• TURF analysis
  • From: Ram
• Re: a method for detecting multivariate outliers..
  • From: nitish
• Re: Saving plots in 'R'
  • From: Matej Cepl
• Media analysis
  • From: Matej Cepl
• Re: Minimum number of cases per cell in logistic regression?
  • From: David Winsemius
• Re: Minimum number of cases per cell in logistic regression?
  • From: Richard Ulrich
• Re: stepwise linear discriminant analysis
  • From: Greg Heath
• Re: a method for detecting multivariate outliers..
  • From: Greg Heath
• Re: Multiple Linear Regression with Nominal, Ordinal and Interval Data
  • From: Richard Ulrich
• Re: Hotelling's T2
  • From: Richard Ulrich
• Re: Multiple Linear Regression with Nominal, Ordinal and Interval Data
  • From: Jenny
• Re: Multiple Linear Regression with Nominal, Ordinal and Interval Data
  • From: Jenny
• Re: a method for detecting multivariate outliers..
  • From: Herman Rubin
• Minimum number of cases per cell in logistic regression?
  • From: Patrick
• Re: stepwise linear discriminant analysis
  • From: Eric B
• stepwise linear discriminant analysis
  • From: mst
• Re: a method for detecting multivariate outliers..
  • From: sangdonlee
• Re: a method for detecting multivariate outliers..
  • From: Greg Heath
• a method for detecting multivariate outliers..
  • From: budhi
• Re: Multiple Linear Regression with Nominal, Ordinal and Interval Data
  • From: Art Kendall

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