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Question: Learning Outcomes On successful completion of this assignment, you will: 1. Know how to perform correlation and regression analyses on a set of given data and interpret the results. 2. Perform straight forward statistical inferences. 3. Practice the principle of risk-based approach to data analysis through a mathematically case study with analytical and numerical approaches. 4. Use the probabilistic-based method so derived to su...

Objectives of the AssignmentOn successful completion of this assignment, you will: 1. Know how to perform correlation and regression analyses on a set of given data and interpret the results. 2. Perform straightforward statistical inferences. 3. Practice the principle of risk-based approach to data analysis through a mathematically case study with analytical and numerical approaches. 4. Use the probabilistic-based method so derived to supp...

Pedro's Research on Quantized-Self Movement for Weight LossMost people don't succeed in losing weight by dieting, and on average people don't lose any weight. Proponents of the quantized-self movement believe that by tracking eating behavior, using apps like MyFitnessPal, people will lose more weight. Pedro randomly selected 25 people from his university who were interested in dieting. He then had them use MyFitnessPal to track their eating be...

Understand the dataThis assignment is a computer-based exercise using the data we have collected from our first  and second face-to-face (F2F) sessions. As stated at the data collection session, this survey is anonymised, to be used only for teaching purposes within this course and will not be distributed anywhere else.Students who came to the de-briefing sessions were asked the following 5 questions (See table below) twice. These questio...

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Value Chain in Detail for Home Bed Mattress IndustryOne of the most cumbersome items to buy is a bed mattress to sleep on. It is difficult to know how the product will perform before purchase and the large size makes mattresses difficult to transport. Several firms have begun to explore ways to disrupt this industry but arguably there is a long way to go before a truly viable business model will emerge. Two references are provided concerning...

Problem 1: ACT Scores and ProbabilityUESTIONS :1. The scores of your state’s high school seniors on the ACT college entrance examination in a recent year had mean μ = 22.3 and standard deviationσ = 5.2. The distribution of scores is only roughly Normal.(a) What is the approximate probability that a single student randomly chosen from all those taking the test scores 27 or higher?(b) Now consider an SRS of 16 students who took the ...

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Topic Selection and ObjectivesTask: The purpose of this project is to encourage each student to apply statistical techniques to real-world phenomena. The project will entail data collection and statistical analysis using the theoretical tools developed in this course. The class project will culminate in a final report which includes an introduction to the statistical problem studied and concluding remarks and recommendations that can be made fr...

Benefits of Knowing and Using StatisticsIt is beneficial to know and use statistics. Statistics are everywhere. Think about the news stories you have heard or read today. How many of them referenced statistical results? Did you understand the meaning or context of that statistic? It is easy to accept the statistics that you hear in the news. You might become more skeptical of a statistic, however, if you need it to make a decision that impac...

Course Code   :  INT 222

Course Title   :  social science statistics

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Task: Be sure you've clicked on the link in the announcements and downloaded SPSS because if you have not this is not going to work. Save the data file to your desktop or documents(right click, then save). Open the document by double clicking on it or open SPSS and find the document. SPSS may take some time to fully load. While you are looking at the data take a moment and familiarize yourself with some of the basic functionality. (Thi...

Course Code   :  PUBH6002

Course Title   :  global and environmental health issues

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Hypotheses testingA.For questions 1-7, refer to the following information: Thrombolytic drugs are substances that cause the breakdown of blood clots obstructing the flow of blood through the vessels. They are used by injection during or shortly after a heart attack or stroke to prevent clots from blocking blood flow to the heart muscle or brain. In an experiment, three thrombolytic treatments were studied: streptokinase (SK), accelerated altep...

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For houses located in Ames, Iowa, United States of America, what is the relationship between selling prices of houses and the ground living, first floor living, total basement, garage and lot areas (sq. Ft)?

Data Set DescriptionThe data set is a slightly modified version of a real-world plant data set. The data concerns the classification of plant species from different measurements taken  from photographs of these plants. Each record consists ofseveral attribute columns (input), and one class column (output) corresponding to the information about the type of plant. The attributes are markers that have been determined by assessment of differ...

Course Code   :  MGT410

Course Title   :  servant leadership

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Use a Cause and Effect Diagram to Identify Potential Causes of Various ProblemsProvide a short answer to each of the following questions. 1.Use a cause and effect diagram to develop a list of potential causes for each of the following: a.Failure to earn an A on an examination. b.You consistently arrive late for class or work. c.You consistently slice when hitting a golf ball with your driver. d.Your table lamp fails to light when you turn...

Problem 1: Skewed Movie Going Distributions 1. The number of times MU students went to the movies last year is positively skewed with a mean of 4.5 and a standard deviation of 1.4. At least what percentage of students went to between 2 and 7 movies last year?  2. Suppose you want to select three people to form a committee from a group of 12 people. How many groups of three are possible? 3. A study showed the carbohydrate intake of teenage...

Question: Learning Outcomes On successful completion of this assignment, you will: 1. Know how to perform correlation and regression analyses on a set of given data  and interpret the results. 2. Perform straightforward statistical inferences. 3. Practice the principle of risk-based approach to data analysis through a  mathematically case study with analytical and numerical approaches. 4. Use the probabilistic-based method so de...