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02:17 Mar 28, 2005 |
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5 +2 | hypothesis tests for a/the difference of means |
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5 | hypothesis test for the average difference |
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4 -1 | docimes for the average differences |
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hypothesis test for the average difference Explanation: this is it |
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docimes for the average differences Explanation: The Wilcoxon's parametric DOCIME was used for dependent samples with a meaning level of 0.05. The results supported the hypothesis that patients exposed ... ... Exponential Moving Average Difference is similar to the Moving Average Difference except exponential averages are utilized in the calculation. ... www.fongan.net/mtHelp/mtHelpPage.asp?cn=&hpi=1030 |
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hypothesis tests for a/the difference of means Explanation: OR difference of means hypothesis test (see the two links below) Depending on how specific your text is, you might have to favor the term "mean" over the term "average": "Mean" versus "average" "If students are asked to find an average, they might initially assume that they are asked to find a mean, but there are other types of averages that are also important. Make sure students are comfortable with the standard terms mean, median, and mode. The three different types of averages can all be calculated from sets of data. " from: http://pa.grownetwork.com/instructionalmaterials/Secondary/M... Reference: http://www.acastat.com/Handbook/Hyp.html Reference: http://fhss.byu.edu/polsci/Goodliffe/328/statacommands.htm |
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