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Important informationIf you are unable to complete your open assessment by the submission date indicated above because of Exceptional Circumstances you can apply for an extension. If unforeseeable and exceptional circumstances do occur, you must seek support and provide evidence as soon as possible at the time of the occurrence. Suppose the Mars 2020 rover will be visiting a particular crater on the surface of Mars to collect some samples. ...

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Answer all questions. A researcher conducted a study to measure Self-Esteem among of a group of 16 year old students. The sample consisted of 120 subjects; 60 males and 60 female subjects. In her study, the researcher defined Self-Esteem as consisting of three factors or constructs; namely, Physical Self-Esteem, Academic Self-Esteem and Social Self-Esteem. State three hypotheses using Emotional Intelligence as the dependent variable f...

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Discussion Board QuestionThere is a Pinch table attachment where all the information needs to be put. The Discussion board question was on prophylactic use of Colony Stimulating Factors in Neutropenia. A Review of Literature is conducted to generate an understanding of what is known and not known about a topic of interest. You have identified a topic/problem in Module 1 Research Problem and found four related study articles in Module 4. In ...

Supporting your Masters DissertationThis document covers many aspects of the Masters Dissertation process as well as information relating to student/staff responsibilities and appropriate presentation of the dissertation. These guidelines provide comprehensive written guidance to enable both students and staff (in the role of supervisor) to fully understand the dissertation process and follow a common Newcastle Business School approach. ...

Extra problem 1Book extra1 has two parameters, book (the order book), and size, which is an integer size between 1 and M, where M is the total volume in the ask book (you can assume that your function will only be tested on such values of size). The function should return the expected value of the midprice after execution of a buy limit order with size size and price drawn uniformly at random from the set of prices in book$ask. Book extra2 ...

Module Learning OutcomesIf this date falls on a UK public holiday or a University of York closure day, the submission date will change. Please check the submission point in the ‘Assignments’ area of the module in Canvas for the exact submission deadline.I.Module Learning Outcomes1.Analyse different data mining and text processing tasks and the algorithms most appropriate for addressing them.2.Critically evaluate and select the approp...

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ConceptsConcepts1. If a researcher finds that the data points in a factor analysis are surrounded by a 3-dimensional ellipsoidal space that is elongated along the x and y axes but concentrated within the z axes, what does this imply about the contribution of the variable mapped to the x, y, and z dimensions? 2. How do factor analysis and cluster analysis differ in the way they aggregate data?3. What are the advantages and drawbacks associated...

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Exercise 6-2: Standard Normal DistributionExercise 6-2 Standard Normal Distribution. In Exercises 10, find the area of the shaded region. The graph depicts the standard normal distribution with mean 0 and standard deviation 1.Standard Normal Distribution. In Exercises 13 and 16, find the indicated z score. The graph depicts the standard normal distribution with mean 0 and standard deviation 1.54. If a continuous uniform distribution has param...

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Question 1Load the data in the file CreditDefault.RData. The data frame dfdefault contains fictitious data on variable rate mortgage loans made by a bank to borrowers. The dataset contains the following variables:  InDefault: an indicator variable whose value is 1 if the borrower defaulted on its loan (i.e. did not provide payments due) last year, or zero otherwise. MaritalStatus: an indicator variable whose value is 1 if the borrower...

Overview of the StudyCAR Bank operates a main location and three branch locations in a medium sized city. All four locations perform similar services and customers typically do business at the location nearest to them. The bank has recently had more congestion and longer wait lines.  As a part of a study to learn the causes of these long lines and to suggest possible solutions, all locations have kept track of customer arrivals during one-h...

Part 1: Work on Matlab using scGEAToolbox for data analysisPart 1 (work on Matlab as instruction, do source code in .m file and a separate file with figures):1.Use an edited version of the scGEAToolbox (Cai (2020) Bioinformatics) to analyze single-cell RNA-sequencing data.  To apply the functions included in the scGEAToolbox, refer to the documentation https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/72917-scgeatoolboxsingle-cell-g...

Now that your raw source data is consolidated, cleaned, and normalized, apply basic formatting for ease of readability, navigation, analysis, and future usage. Apply bold text formatting to the column headers for ease of visualization. Apply the AutoFilter to the column headers for ease of filtering & sorting. Split Panes, freeze the top row of data, freeze the columns up to and including PO. Ensure date fields are formatted as dat...

I. Data Description – COVID-19Global Spread Data The COVID pandemic situation impacted us all during the past three years. Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is an infectious disease caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus. Most people infected with the virus will experience mild to moderate respiratory illness and recover without requiring special treatment. However, some will become seriously ill and require medical attention. Older people and t...

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The International Economic SystemIf you can look at it without feeling a sense of wonderment about our modern world  and perhaps a sense of disquiet then this module is not for you. But if you look at it and ask the question “Why?” then it is for you.   The module will give you insights into questions that perhaps you never even asked yourself until now. Why don’t ...

Answering Questions on UK Employment DataQuestion One: Table 1 shows employment data in the UK for the period July 2016 to December 2016. The data considers only people of the age 16 or over. People are either economically active, meaning they are either employed (working) or unemployed (not working but actively seeking work) OR economically inactive, meaning that they are neither working nor seeking work (e.g. full time students). Note: Plea...