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The details of how Prism does its calculations for controlling the Type I error are in this eight-page document. 1. Scott E. Maxwell, Harold D. Delaney ...

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Check the QQ plot to see if points fall reasonably close to the diagonal line, and run the four normality tests (D'Agostino-Pearson, Anderson-Darling ...

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... d. Pasting data copied from Excel crashed Prism (Mountain Lion only). If you hook an analysis constant to any analysis parameter dialog, the link was not ...

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Imagine that you compare three different treatments. In a repeated measures design, you'd recruit say 10 subjects (or use ten animals) and measure each of the ...

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Conversely, Variables C and D correlate strongly with PC2, but are only somewhat correlated with PC1. In our example, PC1 and PC2 together account for 91.18 ...

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... D, which equals the variance of the differences between B and D... Like all statistical assumptions, this assumption pertains to the population from which ...

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d = 1 + d1 * t + d2 * t^2 + d3 * t^3. F= t - c / d. Y=If ( Y < 0.5 , -1*F, IF( Y = 0.5, 0 , F )). Explore the Knowledgebase. Analyze, graph and present your ...

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Between-cluster distance (dij) ... This occurs when clusters are internally compact (small δi values) and well-separated from each other (large dij values).

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Let's look at PC2 for the same data above: PC2 = -0.707*(Variable A) + 0.707*(Variable B). And again,. d = √[(-0.707) ...

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Click on the graph at the location where you'd like to pin your discussion, and a pin icon will be added to the graph. Pinned discussion. "Unlinking" ...

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