that would be what we call outlier in statisticsOriginally posted by laurence82:http://www.sgforums.com/?action=thread_display&thread_id=153177
just b4 i post this
this thread is 10 replies and 1983 views...how?
does this follow normal distribution curve?Originally posted by findingnewidea:that would be what we call outlier in statistics![]()
zheng cong ming!Originally posted by laurence82:does this follow normal distribution curve?



t-distribution with standard deviation of -1.337Originally posted by laurence82:does this follow normal distribution curve?
i rather do a trend analysis on stocks....Originally posted by DriftingGuy:t-distribution with standard deviation of -1.337
Why not chi-squaredOriginally posted by DriftingGuy:t-distribution with standard deviation of -1.337
Because my master has not imparted his 70 year old chi to me yetOriginally posted by deathscythe99:Why not chi-squared![]()
I've forgotten all my stats btw
chi-square is to test for goodness-of-fit or existence of relation between two dataOriginally posted by deathscythe99:Why not chi-squared![]()
I've forgotten all my stats btw
Is it?? What are the variables? Does lameness count as a major variable?Originally posted by laurence82:hey someone also come up with a life cycle model of a forumer life in sgforums
check out the outing owls
Life cycle model? Like PLC?Originally posted by laurence82:hey someone also come up with a life cycle model of a forumer life in sgforums
check out the outing owls
the most outstanding conclusion that i have derived from your data is that:Originally posted by findingnewidea:It is 8.34%, from 45 threads. Very close to 10%...
Sample Count 45
Average 0.0834
Max 0.1504
Min 0.0000
75th Percentile 0.1089
25th Percentile 0.0675
Standard Dev 0.0334
of the snapshot captured within 10 minutes ago...
Reply View Reply/View Ratio
69 617 0.1118
20 133 0.1504
23 217 0.1060
15 116 0.1293
19 198 0.0960
18 284 0.0634
32 471 0.0679
39 512 0.0762
9 70 0.1286
43 1066 0.0403
31 268 0.1157
32 435 0.0736
97 891 0.1089
98 1023 0.0958
21 241 0.0871
39 381 0.1024
8 136 0.0588
38 297 0.1279
28 397 0.0705
64 871 0.0735
1295 10160 0.1275
68 889 0.0765
37 259 0.1429
54 578 0.0934
110 1519 0.0724
79 978 0.0808
19 323 0.0588
6 80 0.0750
16 171 0.0936
24 191 0.1257
21 182 0.1154
9 111 0.0811
39 578 0.0675
2 54 0.0370
30 427 0.0703
13 115 0.1130
58 965 0.0601
0 24 0.0000
4 85 0.0471
90 1298 0.0693
2 45 0.0444
8 151 0.0530
0 33 0.0000
19 241 0.0788
123 1460 0.0842
Originally posted by Fucking Bitch:the most outstanding conclusion that i have derived from your data is that:
you have way too much time on your hands
Life cycle dont work this way leh....Originally posted by DriftingGuy:Is it?? What are the variables? Does lameness count as a major variable?