Chapter 5
... At new price for chocolate, she buys somewhere between 250 and 275 vanilla and somewhere between 125 and 150 chocolate. ...
... At new price for chocolate, she buys somewhere between 250 and 275 vanilla and somewhere between 125 and 150 chocolate. ...
Chapter 15
... Intuitively, this says that we have separate experiments for time periods that are widely separated. In cross-sectional data, we assumed that Y and X were i.i.d., a consequence of simple random sampling – this led to the CLT. A version of the CLT holds for time series variables that become ind ...
... Intuitively, this says that we have separate experiments for time periods that are widely separated. In cross-sectional data, we assumed that Y and X were i.i.d., a consequence of simple random sampling – this led to the CLT. A version of the CLT holds for time series variables that become ind ...
Curve and Surface Estimation using Dynamic Step Functions∗
... Section 2 introduces the general setup and some common statistical problems, for which the proposed method might be useful. Concrete demonstrations can be found in the papers cited above; a brief description of one of these examples is given in Section 6. Section 3 reviews some concepts from spatial ...
... Section 2 introduces the general setup and some common statistical problems, for which the proposed method might be useful. Concrete demonstrations can be found in the papers cited above; a brief description of one of these examples is given in Section 6. Section 3 reviews some concepts from spatial ...
B632_06lect13
... • “Given your own knowledge of radiation effects on humans and other organisms, which of the above hypothesized relationships do you think is most likely correct?” • “On a scale where zero means not at all certain, and ten means completely certain, how certain are you that the relationship you ident ...
... • “Given your own knowledge of radiation effects on humans and other organisms, which of the above hypothesized relationships do you think is most likely correct?” • “On a scale where zero means not at all certain, and ten means completely certain, how certain are you that the relationship you ident ...