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With some computer languages (for example, Javascript) log(x) denotes a natural logarithm, not a common logarithm. Excel is especially confusing. In an Excel ...

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Within Prism transforms and equations, the log() function computes the common (base 10) logarithm. With some computer languages (for example, Javascript) log(x) ...

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Statistics often seems like a foreign language, and this text can serve as a phrase book to bridge the gap between scientists and statisticians. Sprinkled ...

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A model is said to be linear when the Y variable is linear with each parameter. To understand this, you need to think about the math. Hold all but one parameter ...

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Creating and running a Prism script within Prism While testing and developing a Prism script, run it from Prism. Once you perfect it, you may want to run it ...

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