Titlebook: Applying and Interpreting Statistics; A Comprehensive Guid Glen McPherson Textbook 2001Latest edition Springer Science+Business Media New Y

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,Statistical Models: The Experimenter’s View,in knowledge of the population or process from which the information was collected. There is a formal structure by which statistics is employed for this purpose, and it involves the construction of statistical models.

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Comparing Model and Data,purpose of this chapter is to introduce the important statistical approaches to this task. However, an appreciation of the statistical bases is more easily gained if thought is first given to the way in which the problem might be approached without the benefit of statistics.

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,Questions About the “Average” Value, to a clear expression of the quantity being studied. To a statistician, the word . has a clear and unambiguous meaning. Popular usage of the word is not so well defined, as the following example reveals.

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Comparing Two Groups, Treatments, or Processes, (ii) whether one treatment is better than another; or (iii) whether one process has different characteristics from another. You must specify what is meant by . or ., and a range of possibilities is considered in Section 12.1.3. There are, however, two new features that require an introduction before we proceed to the possible forms of comparison.

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978-1-4419-2879-5Springer Science+Business Media New York 2001

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Glen McPhersonIncludes supplementary material:

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