STA 130 (Winter 2017): An Introduction to Statistical
... • Questions: Is it fair? Am I cheating? How? • Flip it again? How many times? • Suppose I get Heads every time. − Does that show I’m cheating? − After one head? two heads? three? five? ten? − For sure?? How to decide? ...
... • Questions: Is it fair? Am I cheating? How? • Flip it again? How many times? • Suppose I get Heads every time. − Does that show I’m cheating? − After one head? two heads? three? five? ten? − For sure?? How to decide? ...
A Bayesian Approach to Successive Comparisons
... large k with respect to controlling the familywise error rate. Recognizing such limitations, we propose a Bayesian method of multiple testing for successive comparisons of ordered treatment effects. This Bayesian development incorporates ordering information using some suitable prior distribution for ...
... large k with respect to controlling the familywise error rate. Recognizing such limitations, we propose a Bayesian method of multiple testing for successive comparisons of ordered treatment effects. This Bayesian development incorporates ordering information using some suitable prior distribution for ...
MGT-150 -- Statistics I -- Course Outline
... computer, if you can demonstrate that an error has been made. Non-Aplia assignments must be turned in during class on the day they are due. Assignments turned in after this time but before the assignment is handed back may receive one-half credit. Assignments turned in after the hand-back can no lon ...
... computer, if you can demonstrate that an error has been made. Non-Aplia assignments must be turned in during class on the day they are due. Assignments turned in after this time but before the assignment is handed back may receive one-half credit. Assignments turned in after the hand-back can no lon ...
Introduction To Power
... The probability of being correct on 12 or more trials is 0.63. Therefore, the power of the experiment is 0.63. To sum up, the probability of being correct on 12 or more trials given that the null hypothesis is true is less than 0.05. Therefore, if Mr. Bond is correct on 12 or more trials, the null ...
... The probability of being correct on 12 or more trials is 0.63. Therefore, the power of the experiment is 0.63. To sum up, the probability of being correct on 12 or more trials given that the null hypothesis is true is less than 0.05. Therefore, if Mr. Bond is correct on 12 or more trials, the null ...
cowan_desy16
... the assumption of certain probabilities, about hypothetical repeated observations. A hypothesis is is preferred if the data are found in a region of high predicted probability (i.e., where an alternative hypothesis predicts lower probability). G. Cowan ...
... the assumption of certain probabilities, about hypothetical repeated observations. A hypothesis is is preferred if the data are found in a region of high predicted probability (i.e., where an alternative hypothesis predicts lower probability). G. Cowan ...
CD posterior – combining prior and data through
... a confidence distribution on the same parameter derived from the data analysis; for more details, see Section 2. The outcome function from the combination, say Hc (θ), is a data dependent cumulative distribution function on the θ parameter space. We call such a function a CD-posterior function for th ...
... a confidence distribution on the same parameter derived from the data analysis; for more details, see Section 2. The outcome function from the combination, say Hc (θ), is a data dependent cumulative distribution function on the θ parameter space. We call such a function a CD-posterior function for th ...
