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27. Design & Model ParametersGoogle PageRank (Cont'd) Optimizing Gear Ratio Distribution.2 .7A Network.32.1.6 .2.31.13.5Updating the State Vectorfunction w = Update(P,v) n = length(v); w = zeros(n,1); for i=1:n for j=1:n w(i) =

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Multivariate Statistical Methods Fall 2003 Time: Tu/Th 1:00-2:15 Location: Arnold 120 Instructor: Edward Stanek E-mail: STANEK@SCHOOLPH.UMASS.EDU Office: Arnold 404 Office Hours: Tu/Th 4:00-5:15 or by appointment Course Home Page: http:/www-unix.oit.

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An Introduction to Vectors and Matrices Ed Stanek Introduction We introduce vectors and matrices for use in statistics. The introduction is intended for an audience with no previous matrix background. Basic terms and operations are defined and illust

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Example of How to Compute a Binomial Probability Using MinitabExample (from Daniels, 6th ed., page 90) Suppose that it is known that in a certain population 10% of the population is colorblind. If a random sample of 25 people is drawn from this popu

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OPTIONS PAGESIZE=55 LINESIZE=78 NODATE NOCENTER NONUMBER;*;* PROJECT: BE640 sample program *;TITLE1 "PROGRAM:JL03p9.SAS on 21 JAN 2003 by Jingsong Lu" ;* ** *;* RE:Downlord the dataset from website and saved in *;* "

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OPTIONS PAGESIZE=55 LINESIZE=78 NODATE NOCENTER NONUMBER;*;* PROJECT: BE640 sample program *;TITLE1 "PROGRAM:JL03p1.SAS on 21 JAN 2003 by Jingsong Lu" ;* ** *;* RE:print dataset *;* INP

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PROGRAM:JL03p10.SAS on 21 JAN 2003 by Jingsong LuTable 1. List the Values in beat pulse(beats/min)From students in BIOEPI 540 Fall 2002 Gender* Pulse*per Age*at* male(1)* Ave*resting* min*after*Re

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OPTIONS PAGESIZE=55 LINESIZE=78 NODATE NOCENTER NONUMBER;*;* PROJECT: BE640 sample program *;TITLE1 "PROGRAM:JL03p1.SAS on 21 JAN 2003 by Jingsong Lu" ;* ** *;* RE:Read in dataset and *;*

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PROGRAM:JL03p1.SAS on 21 JAN 2003 by Jingsong LuTable 1. Mean PLUSE0The MEANS Procedure Analysis Variable : pulse0 Ave*resting*pulse*per min*PULSE0 N Mean Std Dev Minimum Maximum31 67.6774194

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OPTIONS PAGESIZE=55 LINESIZE=78 NODATE NOCENTER NONUMBER;*;* PROJECT: BE640 sample program *;TITLE1 "PROGRAM:JL03p2.SAS on 21 JAN 2003 by Jingsong Lu";* ** *;* RE:Read in dataset and test if mean pulse0 is 60 *;* INPU

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PROGRAM:JL03p2.SAS on 21 JAN 2003 by Jingsong Lu Table 1. t-test of the null hypothesis the resting pulse is 60The TTEST Procedure Statistics Lower CL Upper CL Lower CL Upper C

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OPTIONS PAGESIZE=55 LINESIZE=78 NODATE NOCENTER NONUMBER;*;* PROJECT: BE640 sample program *;TITLE1 "PROGRAM:JL03p3.SAS on 21 JAN 2003 by Jingsong Lu" ;* **;* RE:Create format for varible gender *;* INPUT

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OPTIONS PAGESIZE=55 LINESIZE=78 NODATE NOCENTER NONUMBER;*;* PROJECT: BE640 sample program *;TITLE1 "PROGRAM:JL03p4.SAS on 21 JAN 2003 by Jingsong Lu" ;**;* RE:Use format for varible gender and two-sample *;* t

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PROGRAM:JL03p4.SAS on 21 JAN 2003 by Jingsong LuTable 1.Compare the mean resting pulse in Male and FemaleThe TTEST Procedure Statistics Lower CL Upper CL Lower CLVariable

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PROGRAM:JL03p5.SAS on 21 JAN 2003 by Jingsong LuTable 1.Compare the pulse0 and pulse1The TTEST Procedure Statistics Lower CL Upper CL Lower CLDifference N

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OPTIONS PAGESIZE=55 LINESIZE=78 NODATE NOCENTER NONUMBER;*;* PROJECT: BE640 sample program *;TITLE1 "PROGRAM:JL03p6.SAS on 21 JAN 2003 by Jingsong Lu";* **;* RE:graphic relationship between pulse0 and pulse1 *;

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OPTIONS PAGESIZE=55 LINESIZE=78 NODATE NOCENTER NONUMBER;*;* PROJECT: BE640 sample program *;TITLE1 "PROGRAM:JL03p7.SAS on 21 JAN 2003 by Jingsong Lu";* **;* RE: Simple linear Regression *;

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PROGRAM:JL03p7.SAS on 21 JAN 2003 by Jingsong LuTable 1. Linear Regression PULSE1 on PULSE0The REG ProcedureModel: MODEL1Dependent Variable: pulse1 Pulse*per min*after*Exercise*PULSE1 Analysis of Variance

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PROGRAM:JL03p8.SAS on 21 JAN 2003 by Jingsong LuTable 1.Test for difference between pulse0 and pulse0The GLM ProcedureNumber of observations 31PROGRAM:JL03p8.SAS on 21 JAN 2003 by Jingsong LuTable 1.Test for difference between pulse0 and

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University of Florida - STA - 6207

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40Chapter 15: Logistic RegressionIntroductionThe simple and multiple linear regression methods we studied in Chapters 10 and 11 are used to model the relationship between a quantitative response variable and one or more explanatory variables. A

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University of Florida - STA - 6127

Repeated Measures ANOVA US County Per Capita Income by Region 1969,1979,1989Response Variable _ "Grouping" Factor _ # Levels _ "Subject" Factor __ #Levels/Group _ "Time" Factor _ # Levels _Region\Year 1 2 3 4 Overall196919791989OverallAn

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Analysis of Covariance Combines linear regression and ANOVA Can be used to compare g treatments, after controlling for quantitative factor believed to be related to response (e.g. pre-treatment score) Can be used to compare regression equations am

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Model Diagnostics Agricultural Intensity DataANOVAb Model 1 Sum of Squares 4.000 .849 4.848 df 5 23 28 Mean Square .800 .037 F 21.680 Sig. .000aRegression Residual Totala. Predictors: (Constant), POPDRY, ALLUV, POP, POPLVSTK, DRYSSN b. Dependent

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University of Florida - STA - 6166

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University of Florida - STA - 6166

Chapter 1: Statistics and the Scientic Method1.1a. The population of interest is the weight of shrimp maintained on the specic diet for a period of 6 months. b. The sample is the 100 shrimp selected from the pond and maintained on the specic diet

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Chapter 2: Collecting Data Using Surveys and Scientic Studies2.1 The relative merits of the dierent types of sampling units depends on the availability of a sampling frame for individuals, the desired precision of the estimates from the sample to th

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Chapter 3: Summarizing Data3.1a. Pie Chart should be plotted. b. Bar Graph should be plotted.3.2a. A pie chart would not be appropriate since we are not proportionally allocating a sample or population into a number of categories. b. Bar Grap

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Chapter 4: Probability and Probability Distributions4.1 a. Subjective probability b. Relative frequency c. Classical d. Relative frequency e. Subjective probability f. Subjective probability g. Classical 4.2 Answers will vary depending on persons ex

University of Florida - STA - 6166

Chapter 5: Inferences about Population Central Values5.1 5.2a. All registered voters in the state. b. Simple random sample from a list of registered voters. We might think that the actual average lifetime is less than the proposed 1500 hours. a.

University of Florida - STA - 6166

Chapter 6: Inferences Comparing Two Population Central Values6.1 a. Reject Ho if |t| 2.064 b. Reject Ho if t 2.624 c. Reject Ho if t -1.860 6.2 Ho : 1 - 2 0 versus Ha : 1 - 2 < 0; Reject Ho if t -1.703 71.5-79.8 1 1 = -2.6722 < -1.703 Reject

University of Florida - STA - 6166

Chapter 7: Inferences about Population Variances7.1 a. 0.01 b. 0.90 c. 1 - 0.99 = 0.01 d. 1 - 0.01 - 0.01 = 0.98 7.2 Let 2 be the upper 100apercentile from a Chi-square distribution. a a. 21.92 b. 3.186 7.3 a. Let y be the quantity in a randomly sel

University of Florida - STA - 6166

Chapter 8: The Completely Randomized Design8.1 a. Yes, the mean for Device A is considerably (relative to the standard deviations) smaller than the mean for Device D. b. Ho : A = B = C = D versus Ha : Dierence in s Reject Ho if F F.05,3,20 = 3.10

University of Florida - STA - 6166

Chapter 9: More Complicated Experimental Designs9.1 a. The F-test from the ANOVA table tests 2-sided alternatives: Test Ho : Attend = DidN ot vs Ho : Attend = DidN ot The ANOVA table is given here: Source Pair Treatment Error Total DF 5 1 5 11 SS 13

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Chapter 10: Categorical Data10.1 a. Yes, because n = 30 > 5 and n(1 ) = 120 > 5. Samples with n < 25 would be suspect. b. .2 1.645 (.2)(.8)/150 (0.15, 0.25) is a 90% C.I. for .10.2 When n > 5 and n(1 ) > 5. 10.3 a. = 1202/1504 = 0.8 95% C

University of Florida - STA - 6166

Chapter 11: Linear Regression and Correlation11.1 A scatterplot of the data is given here:4045353025y20 10 515 51015 x202511.2 The calculations are give here: i 1 2 3 4 5 6 Total xi 5 10 12 15 18 24 84 yi 10 19 2

University of Florida - STA - 6166

Chapter 12: Multiple Regression12.1 a. A scatterplot of the data is given here:Plot of Drug Potency versus Dose Level3025 Potency1520 10 0055101520253035Dose Levelb. y = 8.667 + 0.575x c. From t

University of Florida - STA - 4321

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University of Florida - STA - 4321

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