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An SI Board Since August 2002

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Emcee: HighTech	Type: Unmoderated

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41	Hey, you got it right!!! I like that site too. Just havin' fun with sadist	HighTech	-	10/3/2002
40	Is this trivia, or are you asking for the answer to your Statistics 101 quiz? I	Quahog	-	10/3/2002
39	On a standard IQ test, the mean was 100 and the standard deviation was 15 and th	HighTech	-	10/3/2002
38	OK, thanks Charles. Looks like I've got a potential dissertation proposal :-	LPS5	-	10/3/2002
37	You probably can't, without more (to any useful confidence). JMHO. Charles	Charles Tutt	-	10/3/2002
36	Huh? You are talking to the wrong guy.	HighTech	-	10/3/2002
35	Tell me how I can inferentially build a distribution knowing only (a) no more th	LPS5	-	10/3/2002
34	Nope. I'm still interested in anything you guys offer. HT	HighTech	-	10/3/2002
33	I have access to minitab, but is it just us two doing this thing, or are others	dannobee	-	8/21/2002
32	I think there's a "student" version of Minitab, if you have any su	Charles Tutt	-	8/20/2002
31	I have SPSS at work. It wasn't really made for forecasting. Statistical an	dannobee	-	8/20/2002
30	There's a list here: fw.umn.edu It seems like SPSS/BMDP/Systat, SAS and MI	Charles Tutt	-	8/14/2002
29	Can we agree on a software package (besides just excel)? I don't mind doing	dannobee	-	8/14/2002
28	Although I can see some similarities, to me the entire focus and philosophy of T	Charles Tutt	-	8/13/2002
27	The differences between T/A and econometrics are merely semantical differences,	dannobee	-	8/13/2002
26	If the distribution is stationary, whether normal or not, then characterizing it	Charles Tutt	-	8/12/2002
25	I'm interested in the probability of an event taking place in the future giv	HighTech	-	8/12/2002
24	I think HiTech is more interested in "technical analysis" than somethi	Charles Tutt	-	8/12/2002
23	No, but I will tell you two things: (a) That singular, outlying point constitut	LPS5	-	8/12/2002
22	Not shareware, but ForecastX is one of the easier forecasting packages to use.	dannobee	-	8/12/2002
21	Scattergraph would reveal a relatively flat range with one big outlier. Is that	HighTech	-	8/12/2002
20	No I have not. Are there any good software products available as shareware? What	HighTech	-	8/12/2002
19	I think using stats for this problem might be a little too simplistic. It'd	dannobee	-	8/12/2002
18	I think he's asking for our insights into that. My guess would be Poisson,	Charles Tutt	-	8/9/2002
17	Again: what distribution are you assuming?	LPS5	-	8/9/2002

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