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Statistics for Dummies
An SI Board Since August 2002
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Just dropping in off of vacation to add this new board. Anyone who uses statistics in their job or work or for investing, please feel free to become the guru of the board.

I would like this to be a place for asking questions and learning about applied statistics.

I will be on lurk mode for the most part, but will chime in when and if necessary.

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66Yes. First we walk, and then we run. :-) Message 21018094 <i>e</i>LPS5-2/5/2005
65That assumes that every letter is equally likely to be someone's initial. TimF-2/5/2005
64Gee, this is turning into a thesis!<g>Cisco-2/4/2005
63zonder adds an excellent point for consideration; this type of factor would be iLPS5-2/4/2005
62Now I know why I didn't like statistics when I took it some 25 years ago. ICisco-2/4/2005
61<i>I know a person who started the first 3 kids' name with the initialLPS5-2/4/2005
60If anyone still drops by here, I have a question. I know a person who started tCisco-2/4/2005
59Let us know what you find. HTHighTech-11/27/2002
58I ran a forecast awhile ago (September), but forgot to post it here. At the timedannobee-11/27/2002
57And I must say everyone's done an excellent job of it too. Now where did weMechanicalMethod-11/24/2002
56Gorgeously stated; OK, lets do it. LPS5LPS5-10/18/2002
55I think he was also talking about how it can be a mistake to claim "with hiHighTech-10/18/2002
54That's certainly what he writes. So how'd you get this mental seizure frLPS5-10/18/2002
53You've missed the point by miles. <i>Some say that testing a greater LPS5-10/18/2002
52The quote was from Nassim N.Taleb, who wrote <i>Fooled By Randomness</iHighTech-10/18/2002
51This was a quote, not mine, illustrating how increasing a sample size does not nHighTech-10/18/2002
50LOL. No, <i>you've</i> missed the point. And a little knowledge LPS5-10/18/2002
49You missed the point I think. Perhaps not though. HTHighTech-10/18/2002
48<i>I have just completed a thorough statistical examination of the life ofLPS5-10/18/2002
47Take it elsewhere please. No politics on this board is allowed. HTHighTech-10/17/2002
46The only thing immortal about Dubya will be the memory of the damage he has doneCharles Tutt-10/17/2002
45Some say that testing a greater number of items taken from a population increasHighTech-10/16/2002
44Three roommates slept through their midterm statistics exam on Monday morning. SHighTech-10/4/2002
43Ok, you want to design a screen that will outperform the market. So, you decide HighTech-10/3/2002
42How did you compute your answer? Can you do it in your head or did you need to HighTech-10/3/2002
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