Titlebook: Statistical Methods; A Geometric Primer David J. Saville,Graham R. Wood Book 1996 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1996 Equivalence

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Overview,In this brief summary chapter we reduce to essentials what the reader has learned in Chapters 1-5. In §6.1 we draw a “statistical triangle” for each of our introductory examples and relate our . and . tests to the lengths of the sides of this triangle. In §6.2 we draw the book to a conclusion. The chapter then ends with a few exercises.

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Introduction,ed statistical methods are based. In §1.4 we mention an alternative to the usual . or . test statistics, and in §1.5 we mention estimation of confidence intervals. In §1.6 we describe the layout of the book and in §1.7 we have a word with teachers. Lastly, in §1.8 we mention other authors who have dealt with these geometric ideas.

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Independent Samples,asure their heights, or measure the heartbeats of six joggers and of six resting people. As in Chapter 2 our interest is normally in the average . in height between the females and males in our study population, or in the average . in heartbeat between resting and jogging humans.

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Simple Regression,ll fathers’ sons were distributed about a value somewhat less than that of their father. The paper was entitled “Regression towards mediocrity in hereditary stature,” and the word regression has stayed with the subject.

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