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Question 1: Frequency Distribution, Relative Frequency Distribution, and Cumulative Frequency Distribution1. The median incomes of females in each state of the United States, including the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico, are given in Table 1 and in the “STAT 200 – Homework 2 Data Sets.xlsx” file ("Median income of females," 2013). Create a frequency distribution, relative frequency distribution, and cumulative frequency...

Subheading 1 The group project will provide you with experience in designing a piece of research, collecting data and analyzing this using a two factor ANOVA and a multiple regression – this should prepare you well for your third year project. However, for your third year project, you will have more freedom in choosing the type of design and analysis you want to use – for example you could carry out a three way ANOVA, or your IVs c...

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Problem 1: Consulting Firm Health Care Management ProposalsTask: 1.A consulting firm often submits health care management proposals for projects in competition with one particular firm of very similar capabilities. A relatively new vice president in charge of the health care division has submitted 16 proposals against the competitor. The firm has won contracts in only 5 of these cases, with the competitor winning the other 11. The president of ...

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Study Purpose and DesignReview the following paragraph and respond to the questions below using a few sentences for each response.  At baseline, 1,489 women were experiencing depressive symptoms and 4,821 women were not experiencing depressive symptoms based on the Beck Depression Inventory.  This questionnaire is a 21-question multiple-choice self-report questionnaire that was administered to all women in this study.  Particip...

Question 1- Memory Recollection Study1.A study is conducted to determine whether a new drug will improve memory. A person taking the new drug is able to recall 35 words from a list of 50 after studying the list for 10 minutes. Do they recall more words than the general population that can recall only μ = 25 words? a. Was this a one-tailed or two-tailed test? b. What was the null hypothesis in words and symbols? c. What was the alternativ...

Part 11.Create a repository in RapidMiner called Homework and create two subfolders Data and Processes under the Homework repository 2.Import the data from the file Titanic.xls attached on Blackboard and store it in a repository called Titanic in the Data subfolder you created above by doing the following a.In Design View Manually add the Read Excel Operator b.Manually add the Store operator and specify the repository c.Run the process t...

Question: Please use the submission link on the module VLE page. There are separate submission links for students with and without RASAs. • You may submit multiple times, but your document in place at time of deadline will be the one marked. Please submit a single document file (e.g. Word .docx) containing all answers for the assessment to the submission link. Please label the file with your Student ID number only. Do not identify yourse...

Course Code   :  TIM6520 |#| inferential statistics and predictive analytics

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Exploratory Data AnalysisTask: Part A. SPSS AssignmentPart A has you really getting to know a set of data and allows you the opportunity to perform statistical tests and then interpret the output. You will rely on all you have learned to this point and add correlation and regression strategies to your tool kit. Using the data set: Chamorro-Premuzic.sav you will focus on the variables related to Extroversion and Agreeableness (student and l...

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Exercise 1: Confidence interval for gasoline usageExercise 1: A company with a large fleet of cars wants to study the gasoline usage. They check the gasoline usage for 50 company trips chosen at random, finding a mean of 25.02 mpg. Based on the past experience, they believe the standard deviation of the general gasoline usage is 4.83 mpg. (a) Which kind of confidence intervals is appropriate to use here, z-interval or t-interval? (b) Please ...

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Chi-Square Goodness of FitTask: Question 1 The "Goodness of Fit or Test for Independence" document in Module 6 Instruction Materials will be helpful to you in answering Questions 1 through 4.If a questions asks if there is a preference (or significant preference), and there is just ONE categorical variable, this is our clue that we need to perform a:        Chi-square Goodness of Fit test  &nbs...

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Data Analysis and InterpretationThe Fresh Detergent Case Enterprise Industries produces Fresh, a brand of liquid detergent.  In order to more effectively manage its inventory, the company would like to better predict demand for Fresh.  To develop a prediction model, the company has gathered data concerning demand for Fresh over the last 33 sales periods.  Each sales period is defined as one month.  The variables are as fol...

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Factors influencing people to start their own businessTask: Factors influencing people to start their own business rather than chose to work for a wage have long been debated. Indeed, huge research is devoted to the question of why some people choose to be in self-employment. A number of conceptual models with factors that affect this process have been developed. Though not specifically developed for students, all these models point towards str...

Problem Statement and Major ConsiderationsYou are consultants hired by the XYZ Manufacturing company to evaluate the health and state of their business.  Your goal is to review the data and information provided about the company and then develop a variety of relevant, realistic, and actionable recommendations.  You will create a professional presentation detailing the recommendations and providing the backup support behind these reco...

Question 1 (Gymnastics) on Standard Brownian MotionQ. 1 (Gymnastics). Let {Bt} be standard Brownian motion and fix 0 < s < t. a. Compute E(B7t). b. Compute E(e−B2t ). c. Compute E(|Bt|). d. Compute the joint distribution P{Bs ∈ dx, Bt ∈ dy}. e. Compute the conditional distribution P{Bt ∈ dy|Bs = x}. Q. 2 (Brownian transformations). Let {Bt} be standard Brownian motion. a. Let s > 0 and define B˜t := B...

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Background and HypothesesTask: Social scientists have long been interested in the accuracy of eyewitness testimony. Several studies over the past few decades have demonstrated that eyewitnesses are not always accurate (e.g., Buckhout, 1974; Bornstein & Zickafoose, 1999). More recently, many individuals have filed appeals based on deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) evidence. Of those acquitted on this basis, 78 percent had originally been convicted...