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SHORT TERM MEMORY
Effects of Organised and Unorganised Words on Short Term Memory
Abstract
This paper investigates the impact of an organised list on the status of short term memory of human beings. On independent sample of 40 participants of equal number of males and females between ages of 17-52 years lab ...
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DATA MINING
Assignment 4: Data Mining
Assignment 4: Data Mining
Introduction
The study relates to the benefits of data mining to the businesses, in relation to this, it is important to note that with advances in collection and storage of data, organizations allowed to accumulate a huge amount of information in the database. However, ...
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Statistics Problems and Solutions
[Name of the Institute]
Question no. 11
PART 1.1
PART 2.1
PART 3.2
Question no. 23
PART 1.3
PART 2.3
PART 3.5
Question no. 37
t-test Paired two sample for means:8
Level of Significance:8
t-Test: Paired Two Sample for Means9
Decision:9
Question no. 410
t-test two sample assuming unequal variances:10
Level of Significance:10
t-Test: Two-Sample Assuming Unequal Variances11
Decision:11
References13
Question no. 1
PART 1.
Here the probability of ...
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Business Statistics
[Name of the Author]
Recommendations on the marketing plan
As a startup there business needs to focus on channels with the most potential. By analyzing the data of the given data set the destinations which are most desirable are Bahamas and Bermuda with 74% and 75% of the respondents favoring these ...
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STATISTICS
Statistics
Statistics
Part I
Task 1
This part analyses the sales pattern of ESK jewelers with the help of the data of 1000 sales. To analyze the effect of location on the price of the items sold, here is a plot of the location versus the price of jewelry items.
A bar graph ...
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Statistical Analyst for Silver's Gym
Statistical Analyst for Silver's Gym
Statistical Measures
MEAN
18.89841
178.90377
MEDIAN
19
176.5
MODE
20
168
RANGE
45
245
VAR
60.30573
863.53976
ST.DEV
7.76568
29.38605
Interpretations
Mean
The mean defines the average of all the observations. In this data set the average value of 252 person's body fat value is 18.89. Whereas the weight average of Silver's gym people is 178.90. The average value of weight ...
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Assignment 5
Assignment 5
Question 1
Test Score
Z equivalent
Percentile Position
Transformed T Scores
25
2.6667
68.0000
76.667
24
2.3333
70.8333
73.333
23
2
73.9130
70.000
22
1.6667
77.2727
66.667
21
1.3333
80.9524
63.333
20
1
85.0000
60.000
19
0.6667
89.4737
56.667
18
0.3333
94.4444
53.333
17
0.0000
100.0000
50.000
16
-0.3333
106.2500
46.667
15
-0.6667
113.3333
43.333
Question 2
Mean
101.1667
Std. Dev
12.2082
Pretest scores
Z - scores
Percentile Ranks
90
-0.93083
88.95917762
93
-0.68083
91.92448354
94
-0.5975
92.91291885
98
-0.26417
96.86666008
125
1.985833
123.5544134
95
-0.51417
93.90135416
100
-0.0975
98.84353069
104
0.235833
102.7972719
106
0.4025
104.7741425
110
0.735833
108.7278838
75
-2.18083
74.13264802
88
-1.0975
86.98230701
90
-0.93083
88.95917762
105
0.319167
103.7857072
120
1.569167
118.6122368
80
-1.76417
79.07482455
100
-0.0975
98.84353069
105
0.319167
103.7857072
110
0.735833
108.7278838
119
1.485833
117.6238015
95
-0.51417
93.90135416
99
-0.18083
97.85509538
104
0.235833
102.7972719
110
0.735833
108.7278838
120
1.569167
118.6122368
85
-1.3475
84.01700109
90
-0.93083
88.95917762
100
-0.0975
98.84353069
110
0.735833
108.7278838
115
1.1525
113.6700603
d..
i. 20%
ii. 30%
iii. 66.67%
iv. 33.33%
v. 110
vi. 125
Question 3
Pretest scores
Posttest scores
Pretest scores
1
Posttest scores
0.866110757
1
75.01% of the linear association present in pretest and posttest scores.
R - square
0.750147844
Question 4
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Production and Cost Analysis
Production and Cost Analysis
Question 1 a
Table 1: Marginal Utility of Cargo transported with respect to Drivers employed.
Drivers employed
Total Cargo Transported (tons)
Marginal Utility of cargo
1
5
5
2
12
7
3
21
9
4
32
11
5
40
8
6
46
6
7
51
5
8
50
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In the production function of Jennifer Trucking Company (JTC), the number of rigs and monthly salary of the drivers are fixed inputs. The no ...
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STATISTICS
Statistics
Statistics
Chapter 21
Problem 1
Father's education = 2.572 + 0.76 * HIGHEST YEAR SCHOOL COMPLETED, MOTHER.
Based on the results we can conclude that the null hypothesis is rejected because the t - value is highly significant i.e. p < 0.05. Therefore, we can say that there is a significant linear ...
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Statistics
Statistics
Problem 1
a) Compute basic descriptive statistics for each of the three happiness groups.
Descriptive statistics
Age of respondent
N
Mean
Std. Deviation
Std. Error
95% Confidence Interval for Mean
Minimum
Maximum
Lower Bound
Upper Bound
VERY HAPPY
434
47.86
16.980
.815
46.26
49.46
18
89
PRETTY HAPPY
796
45.24
17.110
.606
44.05
46.44
18
89
NOT TOO HAPPY
157
49.80
18.567
1.482
46.88
52.73
18
88
Total
1387
46.58
17.306
.465
45.67
47.49
18
89
b) Make box plots of age for the three groups (below).
c) Does the assumption of equal variances in the group appear ...