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[ "what is the difference between telepathy and statistical observation?", "how is data sense used", "when can you use telepathy?", "what's a data sense", "what is the difference between data sense and math", "why is it called data sense", "does speed cameras improve traffic safety", "do speed cameras make road accidents go down", "which term refers to the ability to predict what is going on in the telepathic realm?", "which technique is used to collect data", "does speeding improve road safety?", "does telepathy improve road safety", "what is the definition of statistical intuition", "why do speed cameras improve road safety", "what is statistical intuition and data sense", "which is an example of statistical intuition", "what is data sense?", "do speed cameras improve road safety", "what is telepathy in mathematics", "do speed cameras help road traffic safety?" ]

[ "when is representation theorem in regularization", "when is representation theorem valid", "when is there a representation theorem?", "when there is a representer theorem", "when is there a representer theorem?", "when is there a representer theorem", "when is there a representer theorem?", "when is there a representer theorem", "what is the representer theorem", "what is representation theorem", "when is representer theorem", "when is there a representer theorem", "when is it possible to use the p value of the representer theorem?", "when is a representer theorem", "when is there a theorem", "when is there a representer theorem", "when is there a representation theorem", "when does representation theorem hold?", "when is there a representer theorem?", "when is there a representer theorem" ]

[ "how to find a skewed model", "which of the following is a robust statistical method", "why are logistic regression models so skewed", "what makes a logistic regression model different?", "can logistic regression be used to compare skews?", "what kind of model do you build based on a logistic regression", "logistic regression examples", "how to build a logistic model of an individual", "why are skews in predictors important", "why do logistic regression models need to be robust?", "why are logistic regression models skewed", "what type of predictor is a binary response variable?", "why do you need logistic regression", "how can a predictor be constructed", "why is the logistic regression model skewed", "what is an example of a logistic regression model", "which of the following is a skewed predictor?", "which of the following is a skewed predictor of an algebraic regression model?", "why is logistic regression used", "what is logistic regression" ]

[ "what test should you use with a two tailed", "which analysis is one-tailed regression", "spss two tailed test", "how to use two tailed spss for regression", "when is the test two tailed in spss", "what is the syntax of spss", "how to use two-tailed test in spss", "how to use two-tailed regression test in spss", "what is the syntax of spss", "does spss use two tailed analysis", "which spss syntax is used to produce the test of regression analysis", "how to use two-tailed analysis spss", "what type of analysis does spms use in regression analysis", "does spss use two tailed analysis", "how to use two-tailed spps regression test", "what test does spss use for regression analysis", "when do you use two tailed analysis in spss", "spm regression syntax", "what is the spst syntax for regression analysis", "when to use two tailed tests for regression" ]

[ "what is a convergence warning in r", "what is the meaning of the warning message in glmer", "what is a glmer warning", "which optimizations use a bobyqa function", "what is the warning in mlmer", "what is the message glmer", "what is glmer", "what is the meaning of a warning in glmer", "what is the bobyqa error", "why do i get a convergence warning in r", "why are glmer warnings", "what is a convergence warning in glmer", "what is the glmer command", "what does glmer mean", "what is the warning message in glmer", "what is warning for a bobyqa function", "what is a convergence warning in r", "what does the warning message mean in glmer", "what is the r warning about the dredge", "what is the meaning of the glmer warning" ]

[ "how to normalize across multiple rows", "how to normalize across columns in multiple linear regression", "how to normalize across a row in multiple linear regression", "how to normalize columns in linear regression", "why do you normalize across a column", "how to normalize across column in regression", "why is there a reason to normalize", "how do you normalize in regression", "how to set the normalization across a column of a regression", "why is it important to normalize across the data set?", "why would i normalize across the columns in my regression?", "how to normalize across a column in a regression", "why should you normalize across a column", "how do you normalize across the rows", "how to normalize the data across a column in linear regression", "how to normalize across a range", "how to normalize across columns in regression", "what is the column normal", "how to normalize in regression", "what is normalisation across column" ]

[ "how is a small sample of students analyzed", "what is missing data on a phd knowledge test", "how does a group measure the knowledge of the subject", "what to do if you don't fill in a follow up knowledge test", "how many drop out of a knowledge test", "who is missing in education research", "how to analyze a sample", "missing data group", "how many kids did not fill in last study", "how can you analyze a group of students", "are there any data in a group of 32 students filling in a knowledge test?", "how many people are on the knowledge test", "why do some students fill in a knowledge test", "are there any missing data on a knowledge test", "how many students did not fill the ksa testing", "why are there too many people that didn't fill in the last knowledge test", "how many people are missing data on my research?", "how can you analyze a group of students", "what is miss data", "who is missing data in a small group" ]

[ "how to get two random forest regression", "how to predict two responses in r", "what is the predic function in random forest", "which package do i use to find the prediction results for random forest?", "r can you get two predicts", "random forest package what should i use", "how does random forest r predict", "what is the function to get two responses in random forest", "what r package is predic?", "what does the predic function do in r", "how to predict two variables from the random forest in r?", "can r predict two random forest response variables", "what package do i need to find r prediction of variable", "which r package does predic mean", "r predic function for 2 response variable", "what is the predic function in r", "how to predict two random forest variable", "what package does r use to find predic function", "how to get two independent response variable for random forest", "how to make two different predic functions" ]

[ "how to resample linear regression", "which method is best to resample data using ols", "what is the huber-white estimator used for", "what is a resampler", "what is huber white in resampling", "how to use huber white in regression analysis", "ols how to do resampling", "how to perform step down regression", "can you use huber white estimator", "can you add error to a sample in step down sampling?", "what is the difference between huber white and free step down resampling", "why use huber/white in resampling method", "does huber white apply to resampling", "why use huber white estimator", "if the model is ols based, why should the estimator be used", "which ols estimator should I use?", "which estimator should be used to resample", "how to resamplify y data", "why use huber white estimators?", "what is huber-white estimator" ]

[ "which tool compares categorical trees and random forest trees", "what is the statistical tools for modeling", "what statistical tools to compare cart, conditional inference tree, and random forests.", "which statistical software can compare cart models with random trees", "what tools are used to compare model comparison?", "which statistical tool compares the models in a statistical table to the conditions in a logistic logistic model?", "what statistical tools compare cart trees and random forests?", "what statistical tools compare models for regression analysis", "what models are used to compare a random forest", "which statistical tools to compare cart and conditional inference tree?", "what statistical tool compares cart and conditional inference trees", "what statistical tools compare cart with", "can you compare carter tree and random forest", "which statistical tools are used to compare cart", "which statistical tools compare categorical inference tree and random forest", "which of the following models is a statistical tool", "which statistical tool compares chart, conditional inference tree, and random forest?", "what is the tool for model comparison?", "what statistical tools compare carter model", "what tools are used in modeling" ]

[ "how to find covariate modifiers in ordinal logistic regression", "what to do with ordinal logistic regression", "logistic regression definition of dummy variables with categorical predictors", "can ordinal logistic regression be done incrementally?", "can ordinal logistic regression be dummy variable", "what is ordinal logistic regression", "how to create ordinal models with covariates", "logistic regression with categorical covariates", "can you do ordinal logistic regression with nominal predictors or covariates", "can you do ordinal logistic regression with nominal covariates", "what is ordinal logistic regression", "can ordinal logistic regression model be stepwise?", "can you do a stepwise ordinal regression with nominal covariates", "can you test for effect interaction", "how to do ordinal logistic regression with categorical variables", "how does ordinal logistic regression work", "do ordinal logistic regression models use covariates", "logistic ordinal regression with categorical predictor variables", "ordinal logistic regression with categorical predictors", "can you measure the dummy variables in ordinal regression" ]

[ "gertensgabe plot", "what is the werner plot", "what is the gertensgabe and werner plot", "what is gertensgabe plot", "which plot to use to evaluate the optimal threshold for a gpd model?", "what is the gertensgabe and werner plot?", "what is gertengabe and werner plot", "what is gertensgabe and werner plots", "gertensgabe plot r", "what is the gertengabe plot used for", "which r program uses gertensgabe and werner plot", "what is the gertensgabe plot", "what is the gertensgabe and werner plot?", "what is the gertensgabe plot for gpd", "what's the gertensgabe plot in r", "what is gertensgabe", "gertensgabe plot", "what is the plot for gertensgabe", "gertensgabe plot", "what is the gertensgabe and werner plot" ]

[ "when a dependent variable is in a binomial regression", "can we use glm in regression models", "which binomial regression has continuous dependent variable", "is binomial regression nb", "why is quasi-poisson used in r regression model", "is the dependent variable a binomial variable", "can you use binomial regression to calculate deer density?", "how to use binomial regression for deer density", "why are deer density constant variable", "is binomial regression a continuous dependent variable?", "why is the dependent variable a binomial", "why is binomial regression useful", "can you use binomial regression on independent variable", "can you use binomial regression with independent variable", "can binomial regression be applied to a continuous dependent variable?", "can you use quasi-poisson regression", "are deer counts dependent variable", "what is negative binomial regression with independent variable", "can r use glm instead of quasi-poisson", "can you use quasi-poisson regression" ]

[ "which model is a positive dependent variable", "what is the dependent variable in a regression model", "is technological failures a dependent or control variable", "can a proportion be a dependent variable", "proportion as dependent or control variable", "can you use proportion as a dependent variable", "what is the dependent variable in a regression model", "what is proportion as a dependent variable in regression", "what is a positive and negative binomial model of proportions", "can i use the proportion of failures as a dependency variable in a regression model", "what variable is proportional failures?", "how to use proportion as dependent variable in regression", "how to use proportion as an independent variable", "is proportion a dependent variable with technology", "which model can be used to find the dependency variable proportion or control?", "why is proportion a dependent variable?", "can proportion be used as dependent and control", "when do i use proportion as dependent variable", "which variable is based on the number of technologies patented or technological failures", "can you use proportion as a dependent variable in regression" ]

[ "which measures the variability of events in an hourly data set?", "how to measure a particular hourly rate", "what is the measure of consistency on an hourly basis", "how to measure consistency of data", "what is consistency of magnitude", "average consistency for hourly", "how do you quantify the consistency and magnitude of the hours collected", "how does consistency of data", "what is the most scientifically rigourous means by which i can generate statistics?", "what is measure in statistics", "what measures consistency for hourly data", "why use statistics", "how to measure accuracy of data", "what measures consistency of magnitude", "what is measures of consistency and magnitude for hourly data", "what is consistency of magnitude", "what is the measure of consistency", "how to measure the consistency of hourly data", "which is the most scientifically rigourous mean for quantifying the likely magnitude of a data set?", "what is consistency in hourly data?" ]

[ "what is the standard error for a binomial regression model?", "standard error for positive binomial regression", "average standard error of ordinal regression", "what is the standard error of a standard error regression", "what is normal standard error in binomial regression", "what is the standard deviation for an ordinal ols", "what is the standard error of a negative binomial regression model", "which predictor variable is larger the standard error or multicollinearity", "why is the standard error for OLS a large", "why is standard error for ols regression so high", "which regression model has an upper limit of the standard error?", "how to calculate standard error of ordinal regression", "what is the standard error of ols", "what is standard error of ordinal regression", "what is the standard deviation of an ordinal test", "what is standard error with multicollinearity?", "why is standard error so low for a negative binomial regression", "what does a large standard deviation indicate?", "what is standard error for ordinal regression", "what is the vif of a measure variable" ]

[ "what are cox proportional hazards", "what is cox proportional hazards", "how to use cox proportional hazards model", "cox proportional hazards model", "which of the following functions is used to deal with interval censored data?", "can you use coxph for interval censored data?", "when to use proportional hazards in r", "which function can be used to analyse interval censored data?", "which function can deal with interval censored data?", "when to use cox proportional hazards", "when to use cox proportional hazards model", "how to use cox ph on interval censored data in r", "how to use cox proportional hazards model in interval censored data with time dependent variables", "cox proportional hazards definition", "how to use a cox proportional hazards model", "what is the function coxph", "can coxph be used with interval censored data", "when to use coxph in r", "which of the following is a function that can be used to analyze interval censored data?", "which of the following functions can deal with interval-censored data? r/prospect" ]

[ "how to compute probability of a classifier classifier", "can you use confidence level to compute probability", "how to extract probability in c++", "how to use probabilistic x in machine learning", "how to use probability to calculate probability", "how to compute confidence level in a random forest", "how to determine the probability of classifying a forest classifier in opencv", "can we compute confidence l from the classifier?", "which of the following is a reliable probability value?", "what is the confidence value for probability", "when to use probability extraction for a classifier?", "how to find accuracy of probability", "how can we determine the likelihood of a classifier", "how to extract probability from tree classifier", "how to extract the probability from random forest classifier", "how to find the probability of a classifier", "how to calculate confidence level of classifier", "how do i find the confidence level of the classifier", "how to get real probability", "what is the probability of the class in l" ]

[ "what are the limitations of genetic programming", "limitation of genetic programming", "limitations of genetic programming", "what is the limitations of genetic programming", "what are the limitations of genetic programming", "limitations of genetic programming", "genetic programming limitations", "limitations of genetic programming", "limitation of genetic programming", "what is the limit of genetic programming?", "what are the limitations of genetic programming", "does genetic programming limit programming", "limitation of genetic programing", "what is the limitations of genetic programming", "limitations of genetic programming", "limitations of genetic programming", "limitation of genetic programming", "what is the limit of genetic programming", "can genetic programming be used for regression", "what are the limits of genetic programming" ]

[ "how to use diffrent keypoint count", "how to use keypoint detection", "how many keypoints is libsvm", "what is the count of keypoints in libsvm", "can libsvm detect different keypoints", "what is the keypoint detection algorithm", "how to use lisvm for keypoint detection", "how to analyze keypoints in libsvm", "how many keypoints are in each object and a sample?", "can svm detect keypoints", "how many keypoints are in libsvm", "how to find out the keypoint", "what keypoint in libsvm", "how many keypoints are in gsvm", "what is an object's function in libsvm?", "libsvm what is the number of keypoints", "how many keypoints does libsvm a", "how to find keypoints with libsvm", "how many keypoints in libsvm", "what is libsvm" ]

[ "if items are normally distributed, should you use a log transformation", "when to transform a set of scales", "why do we check that items in cfa are normally distributed", "should i check whether an item is normally distributed", "can you test for normality by transforming a questionnaire", "why do you need to check whether an item is normally distributed during cfa", "when to test for normality", "when to test for normality", "what test should you use to check if each item is normally distributed", "what to check before transforming a cfa", "when performing confirmatory factor analysis do you need to check whether items are normally distributed", "when do you have to check that an item is normally distributed", "when performing cfa should you check the distribution of each item", "why is it important to check that each subscale is normally distributed", "what is normal distribution test", "can you transform subscales", "how many items are normally distributed", "when to test for normality in cfa", "should you test for normality in confirmatory factor analysis", "when do you check whether an item is normally distributed?" ]

[ "estimating sample size in a finite population using a 95% CI and margin of error is", "what is the margin of error of a finite population?", "how to calculate sample size", "why do we need margin for population proportions on sample size", "how to calculate sample size in a finite population", "how is the margin of error calculated for estimating sample size?", "how to determine sample size from a sample sizing", "how to calculate sample size", "how to calculate margin of error with confidence", "how do you calculate sample size", "what is the average sample size", "what percent of the sample is sample size and what is the margin of error", "how to determine sample size", "npq = sample size", "why do i need margin of error for sample size", "how to calculate n sample size using %c.i margin", "determining sample size when given %CI and margin of error in a finite population", "how to estimate population proportions", "how to estimate sample size", "what is sample size when given CI and margin of error in a finite population" ]

[ "what is the purpose of an p value in a statistical test? why", "what is p value in statistics", "what's the value to p?", "what is meant by p value", "what is p value in statistics", "definition of p value and t value in statistics", "what's the meaning of P values", "what does p mean in statistics", "define p value", "what does a p-value mean in a statistic test?", "what is pp value mean", "what is the definition of t-value and p-value", "what's the meaning of p values in math", "what is the meaning of t value", "what are the meaning of the p values", "what is the meaning of p value and t value", "what is t value in a statistical", "what is the meaning of p value in a p value test", "what is the p value in a statistical analysis?", "what's the meaning of p values and t values" ]

[ "what is pr(>|z) in glmm output", "what is pr (>|z) value in glmm output", "which statement is given in the glmm output??", "what is the meaning of p values and t values in statistical tests", "what is the meaning of p values and t values in statistical tests?", "what is the meaning of pr(>|z) in glmm output", "what is pl in glmm", "p value and t value meaning", "what is the meaning of pr(>|z|). in glmm output?", "glmm p values and t values", "what is the meaning of pr and t in glmm", "what is the meaning of pr", "what is the meaning of pr(>z", "which of the following is a symbol of p value vs. t value?", "what is the meaning of pr(+z) in glmm output", "glmm pr values", "what is the meaning of pr>z in glmm output?", "what is the meaning of pr(>|z) in glmm output?", "what the p values mean in glm", "what is the definition of pr>|z> in glmm output?" ]

[ "is mann-hitney u or ks test statistically significant", "why are mann-whitney u and ks test similar", "mann-whitney u and ks test are not producing significant results?", "where do you find p value for km test in r", "which of the following is not statistically significant?", "what tests can you compare for location shift", "what type of test is ks", "what is the difference between the Mann-Whitney test and the ks test", "which ks test is not statistically significant", "why are both the mw and ks tests not statistically significant?", "why are the ks tests statistically significant", "why were no p values between ks and mann-whitney u", "which test is not statistically significant?", "why mwt u test is statistically different", "why aren't the ks and mwtest statistically significant", "why are a ks and mann-whitney u test statistically significant", "why are the ks and mnta tests of r not statistically significant", "which test is statistically significant?", "how to compare ks and mann-whitney u", "why are the ks test and the mann-whitney u tests not statistically significant?" ]

[ "what is the p value of the x intercept coefficient", "what is the definition of p value in excel", "how to interpret the p value of the y-intercept coefficient in excel", "what is the interpretation of the p value of the y intercept in excel", "how to interpret the p value of the coefficient of an excel linear regression?", "how to interpret a linear regression", "p value of y intercept in excel", "why is p value important in regression", "what is the p value for a coefficient in excel?", "which is the correct interpretation of the p-value of y intercept", "how to interpret the p value of the y intercept in excel", "what is the p value of the y intercept in linear regression?", "what p value in excel to interpret a linear regression", "what is the p value of the coefficient in excel", "y intercept definition excel", "when to say p value of the linear regression coefficient", "what is the p value of y intercept in excel equation", "what is p value for y intercept", "what is the p value of the y intercept in excel", "what is p-value of the mean y intercept coefficient" ]

[ "why is it not intuitive to answer the questions", "why is p the probability of the null hypothesis", "how does the probability of the null hypothesis differ?", "if p is a hypothesis the answer is _______.", "why p is null hypothesis", "why is null hypothesis intuitive", "why is $p a null hypothesis", "why is it intuitive for the hypothesis to be true?", "how does null hypothesis work", "why does p do what to your hypothesis", "why isn't p in the probability of the null hypothesis?", "what is the intuitive explanation", "why is p the probability of a null hypothesis", "what is intuitive explanation", "why p is not the probability of the null hypothesis", "what is the intuitive explanation of null hypothesis", "why p is not probability of null hypothesis", "why is p the probability of the null hypothesis?", "why is $p$ not the probability of the null hypothesis", "why is p the probability of a null hypothesis" ]

[ "what is normal distribution in sfss and spiro", "sig numbers on spss", "what is normal data", "what is the range of normality for SPSS data", "what means standard deviation in kspss", "what is the normal deviation if spss data is distributed", "what is normal data distribution?", "what does it mean when you have a normal data set", "why are the sig numbers different from normal", "what is normal range in spms", "what does normality mean in spss data", "spss normal distribution", "normal data in statistics", "what are normal spsses data sets?", "what is the normal data range in spss?", "what means the data is normal", "is a sig normal for spss", "what test measures normal range of data", "is kolummogorov smirnov normal", "how to test for normality in spss" ]

[ "what's the difference between t and p", "difference between p value and t value", "what is the difference between the p value and t", "what is the difference between t value and p value", "difference between p value and t value", "what is the difference between the p and t value", "what is p and t t", "what is the difference between t and p value", "what's the difference between the p value and the t value? quizlet", "what is the difference between a value and a value", "what value is the difference between p and t?", "what is p value and t value", "what is the difference between p value and t value?", "what's the difference between p and t value", "what is the difference between n,p, and t values", "what is the difference between t and p", "difference between p value and t value", "what is the difference between t value and p value", "difference between t value and p value in excel", "what is the difference between p and t" ]

[ "what is the level of a test", "what is level of theory", "when a null hypothesis is tested what level will be", "what is the level of a test for a hypothesis", "what is level of a hypothesis test?", "what is the level of a hypothesis test", "level of a hypothesis is equal to:", "what level of test is the probability that a null hypothesis is true", "what level of a test equals probability of the null hypothesis?", "what is level of test test of hypothesis", "what is the level of the test", "level of a hypothesis definition quizlet", "what is the level of a hypothesis", "what is the level for the test?", "what is the level of a hypothesis", "what is the level hypothesis test?", "what is level of hypothesis test", "what is the level of the test for hypothesis", "how to know the level of a hypothesis test", "what's the level of a hypothesis test?" ]

[ "difference between t and p value", "what is t test and p value", "what is the difference between p and t", "p value meaning", "difference between p value t test", "what is t test for p values", "definition of t and p", "what is the difference between p value and t value", "what is the difference between d and p values", "what's the difference between p value and", "what is the difference between a p value and a t value", "what is the difference between t test and t values", "what is the difference between p and t", "what's the difference between the t test and the p value", "what does t test and p mean", "what is mean of p test", "what means p and t in epidemiology", "what's the meaning of t and p values", "what is the difference between a p and t test in epidemiology", "what p value means in epidemiology" ]

[ "does durbin watson test for autocorrelation", "when to deduce a positive correlation", "how many times does it take for a correlation to be true", "when is a serial correlation after regression", "does durbin watson test for autocorrelation", "what test for autocorrelation", "bgotson test for auto correlation lags", "why is serial correlation negative", "what statistical tests show autocorrelation", "which is the best method to confirm a positive serial correlation?", "when a test is run for a correlation it is", "how to test auto correlation after regression", "what is the significance of no autocorrelation?", "how does autocorrelation occur after regression", "which statistical model is used to test for a negative serial correlation", "how to deduce that there is no a correlation", "when using regression can i correct for a negative serial correlation", "when the relationship between a t-test and autocorrelation is positive, how do you confirm this", "can you deduce a positive serial correlation", "can i deduce a positive serial correlation" ]

[ "what does it mean for a variable to be statistically significant", "statistically significant variables", "what does it means for a variable to be statistically significant?", "what does it mean for a variable to be statistically significant?", "what the mean for it mean for a variable to be statistically significant?", "what does it mean for a variable to be statistically significant", "what does it mean for a variable to be statistically significant", "what does it mean for a variable to be statistically significant?", "what does it mean for a variable to be statistically significant?", "what does it mean for a variable to be statistically significant?", "what does it mean for a variable to be statistically significant", "what is the measure of a variable to be statistically significant", "what does it mean for a variable to be statistically significant?", "what does it mean for a variable to be statistically significant?", "what does it mean for a variable to be statistically significant?", "what does it mean for a variable to be statistically significant?", "what does it mean for a variable to be statistically significant?", "what does it mean for a variable to be statistically significant?", "what does it mean for a variable to be statistically significantly?", "what does it mean for a variable to be statistically significant" ]

[ "how is p-value", "p value of 0066 is right", "how many percent is the p-value in a hypothesis test?", "what is the correct p value for hour wages", "what is the correct interpretation of p value", "hourly wage differences", "p value on hypothesis test", "which p value is appropriate for the comparing of hourly wages for different countries", "what is the p value for hourly wages", "what is p value", "what is the p value of hourly wage", "what is the correct interpretation of the pvalue?", "how reliable is the null hypothesis?", "what is the p value for comparing wages", "p values for hourly labor", "how is p value used by the hypothesis test", "hourly pay hypothesis", "average wage of a laborer", "which p value is a null hypothesis", "p value for comparison of pay of hourly rates" ]

[ "what is critical value for anderson darling test", "r critical value calculation", "critical value in r", "how do you determine critical value in statistical analysis r", "adk pval function", "what is the difference between anderson darling test and significance statistic in r", "what is the critical value of anderson darling", "how to calculate critical value for r", "what statistic is used to determine critical value?", "r what is critical value", "what is critical value in r mean", "how to calculate critical value r", "what is the critical value in anderson darling", "how to check critical in r for anderson darling", "why do you need a critical value for a standardized t_m statistic", "how to find critical value for anderson darling", "anderson darling critical value", "calculating critical value in r", "what is anderson darling critical value r?", "how do i calculate critical value in r" ]

[ "p value in model summary", "define z score and p value in r", "why are p values important in regression analysis", "t score and p value in regression", "what is the meaning of p value in r", "what is the difference between estimated z scores and p scores for a regression model?", "what is the general p value for lm", "p value in r", "which model has p value", "when can you use the p value as a standard deviation in a test", "how are p-values calculated in r models", "p is a function of what model", "p value definition in r", "how are p value calculated in regression", "how are p values calculated in r", "what is the layman interpretation for p", "what is p-values in regression", "if i have the assumption that a variable has no effect how to calculate p r value", "what is the p value of a model", "t score is calculated using p values" ]

[ "explain pvalue to layman", "what is the p value", "explain p value", "p value meaning", "how to explain the concept of p value to a sophisticated layman", "can you understand pvalue", "what the value of pvalues mean", "what is the value of the p value", "what is the p value", "how to understand p value", "explain p value", "how is the p value explained?", "explain the p value to a sophisticated layman", "can p-value be explained for a layman", "explain p value", "explain the concept of the p value to a sophisticated layman", "p value definition", "explain the concept of p -value", "Explaining a P Value to a Simpler Person", "what is p-value" ]

[ "what is p value in hypothesis testing", "what is the value for probability of a null hypothesis?", "what does p mean in a hypothesis test", "what is the p value", "what is the value of null hypothesis", "p value definition in hypothesis testing", "when a p value is used on a null hypothesis", "what is the meaning of p value in hypothesis testing", "what is the p value for a hypothesis", "what is the purpose of p value when analyzing data", "when a p-value is used to reject a hypothesis, when is the probabilistic statement that can be made?", "p value of a null hypothesis", "when we reject a null hypothesis what exactly is the probabilistic statement that we are making?", "what is the p value for hypothesis testing?", "why is p value used in hypothesis testing", "what is p value", "which statement is not true for p value?", "what is the purpose of p value in hypothesis testing?", "what is p value mean in hypothesis testing", "what is the meaning of a null hypothesis" ]

[ "what does the t test in a quantile plot show", "why does a t-test disagree with the data", "why would a t check for the variance", "what t value is disagreed with a scatter graph", "why is t test not valid", "can t-test be used for a scatter plot", "what is the t-test on protein crystals", "how to test for protein crystal", "why is t test against scatter plot", "why are the t-test t-tests inconsistent with scatter graphs", "why does the t test for protein crystals disagree with the scatter graph?", "how to do a t test for protein crystals", "which sample has the same data in the t test", "why my data is inconsistent", "how to show whether sample size is normal and t score", "when to use t-test for protein", "what is sample t-test", "does t test for t-value vary from the scatter graph?", "is there a difference between t test and scatter graph", "why is my t test inconsistent with my scatter graph" ]

[ "what is the expectation of the pareto distribution", "what is expectation of pareto distribution", "what is pareto expectation", "pareto distribution expectation", "pareto expectation", "what is expectation of a pareto distribution", "what is the expectation of the pareto distribution", "pareto expectation", "expectative condition of pareto", "how to find expectation of pareto distribution", "what is expectation", "what is the expectation of the pareto distribution", "expectation distribution pareto", "expectation for beta>", "what is the expectation of a pareto distribution?", "what is expectation of a pareto distribution", "expectation of the pareto distribution", "expectation of pareto distribution", "expected pareto distribution", "what is expectation" ]

[ "what is rpart analysis", "what is bagging on cart based on?", "can you cross validate a data frame", "what is bagging on cart", "what is the difference between rpart and rpart", "what is rpart and rpart", "what is bagging on cart", "what is the difference between rpart and rpart?", "what is the difference between rpart and barging", "what is rpart in r", "how is bagging on cart different from cart", "what is the difference between bagging on cart and cart with cross validation", "rpart definition", "what is the difference between rpart and rac", "what is the difference between bagging and partitioning?", "what is bagging on cart", "rpart and capt", "how bagging on cart is different from cart", "what is bagging on cart", "what is bagging on cart" ]

[ "what is sample proofreading", "what is the confidence interval in proof reading", "how to verify a proofread", "how to proofread a sample document", "what is the proof reading method of a document", "how to tell if something is correct in a proofread", "why do you proof read a sample", "can i check accuracy in proofreading", "how to proofread a large document", "which sentence should I use to test the accuracy of a proofread document?", "why proofread documents", "can you proofread a tax return", "how to proofread a small document in a sample document", "can you proofread a small sample", "what should the confidence level be for proofreading", "how to test the correctness in a proofread document", "how to proofread a sample", "how to determine confidence level of certain confidence interval", "how to check proofreading", "why do i need to proofread a sample tax return" ]

[ "Africander Breeds - Average Weight and Standard Deviation", "how do you find the percentile of a normal distribution?", "average africanders weight", "weight africander", "africander percentiles", "how to find normal percentage distribution", "percentile of typical africander", "what percentage of a normal distribution is the africander", "weight percentile for africander", "how do you find a percentile distribution", "how to find percentile of a normal distribution", "calculate percentile distribution of weight of africander", "how to find percentiles of a normal distribution", "how to find percentiles of normal distribution", "africanders average weight", "how to find percentiles of a normal distribution", "how to find percentiles of a normal distribution", "how to find the percentile of a normal distribution africander", "how to find percentile for normal distribution", "how to find percentiles of a normal distribution" ]

[ "how to calculate cci in a table of political districts", "how to add confidence intervals", "edu_occ confidence interval in percentage", "what is the confidence interval of an estimation table", "which is the confidence interval for the cid", "what is ezirk", "confidence interval in edu_ci", "what is the confidence interval for a confidence interval", "edu_obs cid confidence interval", "how to find district estimates with confidence interval", "what is edu_obs", "when calculating the confidence interval for an election, you add the following coding elements: district, district, district, district. district, district, district, district. district, district", "what percent confidence interval is in a black box?", "which statement best describes the confidence interval for an estimate?", "what's edu_ci", "what is bizirke data", "what is confidence intervals on a graph", "what is edu_obs", "where is the confidence interval for an estimated value", "what is the confidence interval on the confidence interval in the black box" ]

[ "what does the dashed bounds mean when plotting a contour plot with r", "what is dashed bounds", "what does dashed mean in r gam", "what's the dash bounds?", "what do dashed bounds mean", "what is the dashed bounds", "what are the dashed bounds", "what does dashed bounds mean in r mapping?", "what does dashed bounds in a contour plot mean", "what is raster contour mean", "do you have dashed bounds in contour plots in r", "contour plot in r how to interpret", "what are the dashed bounds in a contour plot", "dashed bounds mean in contour plot", "what does the dashed bounds in a contour plot mean", "what does dashed mean in maps", "what does dashed bounds mean", "what does dashed bounds mean in gam?", "what does dashed bounds mean in a contour plot", "what does the dashed bounds mean in a contour plot r" ]

[ "is wishart distribution conjugate", "when is wishart distribution conjugate", "which is the standard prior for modelling the likelihood of a variable in the matrix?", "does wishart distribution have a conjugate prior", "why does wishart have a conjugate prior", "does t-distribution have conjugate or conjugate priors?", "does wishart distribution have conjugate priors", "what is wishart prior for data", "what is wishart distribution and what is t-distribution?", "how to find conjugate priors", "does the matrix t distribution have a conjugate prior?", "what is the conjugate prior of matrix t-distribution", "does t distributed likelihood have a conjugate prior", "what is wishart distribution", "does t-distribution have a conjugate prior and posterior", "does matrix t distribution have a conjugate prior", "how to find the prior of a t-distribution", "what is mean by inverse wishart", "which matrix distribution has an appropriate prior", "does matrix t distribution have conjugate priors" ]

[ "what are appropriate error bars for repeated measurements", "when to use error bar graph for t test", "what is the appropriate error bar for an ontogram?", "what is the appropriate error bar for a repeatable test?", "what is a appropriate error bar for t test", "when to insert error bars in a t-test", "what is an appropriate error bar for repeatable mean", "why are error bars useful in anova", "which is an appropriate error on the graph", "when is the bar graph appropriate for a repeated measurement", "what is the appropriate error bar for the repeated measurement", "what is the appropriate error bar for an anav", "which statement describes a correct error bar", "what is the appropriate error bar for repeated measures?", "when are error bars appropriate", "when to use error bars for repeated measures", "which statement best describes an appropriate error bar for repeated t-tests?", "which statement best illustrates the appropriateness of the error bars for repeated measurements?", "when to use errors", "what is the appropriate error bar for a repeated measurement" ]

[ "how to model sample statistically", "how to simulate a statistical procedure", "how to simulate sample with statistical software example", "how many parameters in each statistical procedure", "how to analyze a statistical study", "how to do statistical modeling in a sample", "what is the sample statistical procedure", "what is the procedure to use to perform statistical analyses?", "what is statistical modeling", "how to analyze and predict parameters", "why does statistical modeling of a sample become a task", "how to simulate a sample", "how can we simulate the sample?", "how to simulate sample statistical", "how to simulate a sample in a statistical procedure", "how to study a sample", "how to simulate a sample", "which procedure is used if a statistical procedure is performed in a sample?", "what is the standard statistical procedure", "how to do statistical modeling of sample" ]

[ "average settling value after a step", "how to find average settling values", "what is normal settling value at step response", "how to find the average of settling values in an event", "how to find the normal range for settling value", "average settle value when a step response is performed", "how to find the plateau value", "how to find average settler on steady state", "how to find an average settling value after a step response to an event", "how do i determine the average steady state of the data from a biological monitoring system", "average settler value in biological system", "average settle value in step response", "average settling value", "average settling values", "how to find the average settlement value of a steady state response", "when does an average settling value occur", "how to find the average of settling values", "finding average settling values", "average settler value", "what does it mean when the steady state response starts" ]

[ "what is the r code for clustering", "what is the function to interpret two-way clustering", "why do I need a different color for the join of columns", "what is two way clustering in r", "what is the r function for clustering", "why does r use a different color in a heatmap", "what is the difference between row and column cluster in sql", "what is the purpose of two way clustering in r", "r what is the difference between row and column cluster", "what is the r code for two way clustering", "how to interpret two way clustering with r", "what is two way clustering in r", "a function that is used when a row and column join in r", "what is dd.col and row.ord in r", "r slang two way clustering", "example of two way clustering", "what is the difference between join and reload", "r what is the difference between a row and column", "how to interpret two-way clustering", "r how to do two way clustering" ]

[ "what test do i use to analyze gender", "why do men like women in color", "which test do i use to test gender", "do males like women", "why is a red and green shirt attractive", "when analyzing a conversation do you find men attracted to women", "why do you say women are attracted to red", "why men are attracted to greens", "why is men more attracted to red or green", "what test do you use to test gender", "what tests should i use for attraction", "why are men attracted to women in green", "why men are attracted to women with color in the same experiment", "which of the following is a repeated analysis of attraction?", "when do you use repeated measures to find men attracted to women", "how do I tell if you measure everyone twice", "when you are attracted by women in color what type of test do you use?", "how many different levels are there in color and gender", "which test is used to compare men and women", "do men always respond differently to women in green" ]

[ "which data should be included in the annex to each data set?", "what is the design of a response surface?", "how many data points for the model design", "can we use jmp to design response surface", "what data should be provided for the result of a design of experiments with response surface?", "what data should be provided for the result of an experiment with response surface?", "what should be included in an annex of a research project report for a thesis", "what data should be given for a design of an experimental design of a response surface?", "what data should be provided for the result of a design of experiments with response surface?", "what data should be given for the result of a design of experiments with response surface?", "which of the following is necessary in a annex of a data table used to study the effects of jmp", "what data should be given for the result of a design of an experiment with response surface", "what data should be given for a design of experiments with response surface", "what data should be given for the result of a design of experiments with response surface", "what data should be given for the result of a design of experiments with response surface?", "what data should be given for the annex of an experimental design?", "what data should be provided in the annexe of my thesis?", "what data should be given for the result of a design of experiments with response surface?", "what data should be given for the result of a design of an experimental design with response surface", "what data should be given for the result of a design of experiments with response surface?" ]

[ "why spss ignores a blank variable", "how do I remove blank values from spss", "how to exclude variables from spss in statistics", "how to exclude blank values from spps", "which variables are missing in the spss data", "what variables are excluded from the statistics", "how to exclude blank variable in spss", "how to exclude blank variable from spss", "does spss ignore blank variable in xls", "what type of variable will remove blank string", "do I exclude blank values from spss", "what is the nomial range for a variable that is excluded in spss analysis", "what is the purpose of the variables when a blank value is removed from the analysis results?", "can you exclude variables with missing values from spss", "when do you exclude blank variables from spss", "can i exclude xls variables from analysis using spss", "how to exclude a blank variable in spss", "what variables can be excluded from spss", "how to exclude variables from spss", "what variables exclude blank values from the statistics" ]

[ "difference between paired and linear regression", "what is the difference between paired t test and antnava", "when to use multiple regression", "how do you test for age using logistic regression?", "why would a paired t test use an anceva", "what is the paired t test used to test?", "which of the following is a dependent variable and can linear regression be used", "what is ancovva and paired t test", "can you use linear regression and logistic regression for age analysis", "which is better logistic regression or ancova", "what is the statistical difference between ancova and logistic regression?", "what is linear regression and paired t test?", "can regression be used with age and diagnosis dummies", "when to use paired t testing", "does paired t test work", "what is linear regression and paired t", "what is the difference between linear and paired t regression", "which is better paired t test or linear regression?", "is ancova a logistic regression method", "what is the difference between ANCOVA and logistic regression?" ]

[ "is johnson neyman interaction constant", "can the johnson neyman moderation interaction technique be used with a categorical moderator?", "can a johnson-neyman moderation interaction technique be used with a categorical moderator", "which technique is used to approximate the interaction effect of categorical moderators?", "can a johnson neyman moderator be used with a categorical moderator?", "which moderator is categorical", "what is the johnson-neyman interaction technique", "what is the interaction of johnson neyman", "can jayne neyman moderator be continuous or continuous", "how could a categorical moderator be used", "can the johnson-neyman moderation interaction technique be used with a categorical moderator?", "can the johnson neyman moderation interaction technique be used with a categorical moderator?", "can the johnson-neyman method be used with a categorical moderator", "can the johnson-neyman interaction technique be used with a categorical moderator", "can the johnson-neyman moderation interaction technique be used with a categorical moderator?", "johnson neyman moderation interaction technique", "johnson-neyman interaction technique can be used with a categorical moderator", "can the johnson-neyman moderator be used with a categorical moderator", "can johnson-neyman moderation interaction technique be used with a categorical moderator?", "does johnson and neyman interact with each other" ]

[ "how to evaluate rmse curve", "how to evaluate a curve", "how to evaluate a curve for rmse curves", "how to evaluate the curve", "when can you evaluate the probability of a curve?", "how does the rmse curve relate to the curve", "how to evaluate a curve", "how to evaluat a curve for rmse", "how to evaluate a curve", "how do you evaluate a curve?", "how to evaluate a curve", "how do i evaluate my curves", "how to evaluate a curve", "how to evaluate an event curve", "how should i evaluate my curve", "how to evaluate a race curve", "when to evaluate the probability of a marathon run?", "how to evaluate curve", "how to evaluate a curve", "how to evaluate an outlier" ]

[ "what does the normalization factors mean?", "what does mean normalization factor", "do you divide median and median by normalization factors", "what divide normalization factor", "how to divide normalization factors", "does it matter how many normalization factors are present", "what is the normalization factor", "how do i divide median and median normalization", "how to find the median normalization", "can you use normalization factors to divide the data?", "how to normalize a median range", "does normalization mean", "does median normalization mean", "does normalization factors divide mean", "does normalization factor divide mean", "do normalization coefficients matter", "how to calculate normalization factor", "when to divide mean by normalization factor", "a normalization factor is defined as the", "can you divide mean and median mean by normalization factors" ]

[ "what stats are accurate", "which stats do a physical adolescent use more often", "what are the best stats tests for teens", "which stats test is the correct", "what stats test is accurate", "which test can be run based on body image", "what's the correct stats to run", "what type of tests to run for adolescents body image?", "which stat test is the best to run", "which stats test for body image", "what is the best stats to run", "what is the best stats test to run?", "when to use stat tests", "when to run a stats test", "what stats are best to run", "which statistic is best to run on body images", "are stats accurate", "what is right stat for a child", "which stat for body image testing", "how to tell which stats to run" ]

[ "what is conditional posterior distribution", "conditional posterior distribution of chi squared", "what parameter for conditional posterior distribution", "what is conditional posterior distribution", "what is the conditional posterior distribution", "conditional posterior distribution of sigma is", "conditional posterior distribution of sigma", "how do i find conditional posterior distribution", "what is conditional posterior distribution", "when to use conditional posterior distribution", "conditional posterior distribution", "what is conditional posterior distribution", "what is a conditional posterior distribution in math", "what is the conditional posterior distribution of sigma", "conditional posterior distribution in chi squared", "where is the conditional posterior distribution of sigma?", "conditional posterior distribution of ______________ is a type of a distribution with", "conditional posterior distribution of a chi squared distribution", "conditional posterior distribution", "conditional posterior distribution of chi squared distribution" ]

[ "what is feature selection in pattern mining", "feature selection for feature selection", "feature selection for pattern mining", "what is feature selection in pattern mining", "what are feature selection methods used for", "what is feature selection in pattern mining?", "how does pattern selection work", "what is feature selection for pattern mining", "how to perform feature selection for pattern mining", "why is feature selection useful in pattern mining", "what type of feature selection is used in pattern mining?", "what is feature selection in pattern mining", "how to perform feature selection", "what is feature selection in pattern mining", "why use feature selection for data mining", "why do i need feature selection", "why use pattern selection instead of feature selection", "can you use features for pattern mining", "what is feature selection in pattern mining", "why use feature selection for pattern mining" ]

[ "how are precision and recall calculated in a classifier?", "c++ c++ repeating accuracy is always constant", "what is the precision of the random classifier?", "what is the difference between the precision and the recall of a random classifier?", "what is the difference between recall and precision and precision", "what is precision and recall for a classifier?", "what is precision and recall in binary", "what is the difference between precision and recall of a random classifier", "what is the difference between accuracy and recall", "is a classifier repeatable", "precision is constant", "what's the difference between precision and recall", "what is precision and recall", "how does the value of precision and recall differ", "what is the relationship between precision and recall?", "what is the relationship between recall and precision", "what is the difference between recall and precision", "what is the precision of a random classifier?", "what is the relationship between precision and recall", "what is the relationship between precision and recall?" ]

[ "what is the name of the paradox reported by andrew gelman", "which economist has reported an ecological paradox?", "who proposed the red state blue state paradox", "what is the green state", "which of the following is an ecological paradox", "which paradox is related to the ecological paradox?", "what is the paradox of rich people vs poor", "which statement is true about the paradox that rich people vote more republican or democratic?", "who reported the green state blue state paradox", "what is the name of the paradox in the red state blue state?", "what is the name of the paradox", "what is the ecological paradox", "what is the paradox of the blue economy", "why is it that rich people in certain states tend to vote more democratic than poor people", "which economist wrote the term white nation, blue state?", "who argues that rich people are less likely to vote liberal or democratic in certain states?", "who wrote red state blue state?", "which author is associated with the ecological paradox", "what's the paradox in which rich people vote more democratic?", "what is the name of a paradox in political science?" ]

[ "what condition is the cokulas on?", "what is geometrical condition", "what is the mathematical term for a condition that excludes copulas that exhibit tail dependence?", "what is condition of copula", "what is geometric alpha mixing", "which of the following condition is a condition that requires a copula to be strong and be inequal?", "what is the property of a copula for a fast mixing rate", "what condition is used to specify the asymptotically valid value of copulas?", "what is the condition for geometric mixing of a copula function?", "which condition implies geometric", "a condition that excludes copulas that exhibit tail dependence or asymmetry", "what is the equation for the equation of a copula", "what is a condition in copulas", "what is the conditions for mixing", "what is the condition of a copula", "what is the condition of exponential mixing of copulas?", "what conditions are needed for copulas?", "what condition does a copula use?", "which condition implies geometric ergodicity for a markov chain", "why is rho/beta mixed" ]

[ "why is it called a cluster", "how to cluster spherical data", "why does a data set appear to be spherical-shaped", "clustering of spherical data", "what is the shape of spectral clustering in data", "why is spherical data interesting to me?", "how to cluster spherical data", "why do we need a spherical dataset?", "clustering a large sample of data is called", "what is the meaning of clustering spherical data", "what shape is pca data", "which data type represents a spherical shaped data set?", "what kind of clustering data does census have?", "what type of clustering technique to perform census data cluster", "spectral clustering definition", "why is it important to cluster data", "clustering spherical data", "is clustering spherical shaped?", "what is the shape of the data", "spectral clustering - what does it look like" ]

[ "how to interpret autocorrelation residuals in regression", "what is the sarima model", "how to interpret regression coefficients", "what residual is in auto.arima", "how many residuals in a regression model", "when r combines regression coefficient and residual, what type of residual would i use for the model of a seasonality with a trend?", "how do you interpret regression coefficients with autocorrelation residuals?", "how to interpret regression coefficients", "how to interpret residuals in regression", "if residual is autocorrelation, how many regressors are significant", "how do i interpret regression coefficients with autocorrelated residuals?", "what is the residuals of a regression model sarima", "how do you interpret regression coefficients with autocorrelated residuals?", "is at.ts a regressor in r", "how to interpret regression coefficient in r", "how to interpret regression coefficients with autocorrelation residuals", "what is auto correlation residuals", "what is the log likelihood of the autocorrelated residual?", "how to interpret regression coefficients in r", "which residual is significant in an autocorrelation model?" ]

[ "clinical examiner definition", "how to conduct a correlation study", "how to explain correlation for a study proposal", "how to explain correlation to a clinical study proposal", "what is an diagnsotic vs clinical exam", "which condition will be evaluated by clinician b?", "how do you conduct a correlation study", "why is the clinical test compared to diagnostic", "what is the difference between a clinical exam and a diagnostic exam", "when is a clinical exam compared to a diagnostic exam?", "how do you establish correlation in a study proposal for the patient?", "who performs the clinical exam", "what is the difference between a clinical exam and a diagnostic exam", "why is a clinical exam important in a research proposal", "why is the clinical study a correlational study", "how do you explain correlation in a research proposal", "can clinicians perform a clinical exam for a diagnostic exam?", "how to explain correlation in study proposal", "why a clinical study proposal needs a correlation study", "why do you conduct a clinical exam and a diagnostic exam in a research proposal" ]

[ "what is a nonreductive database", "what is a nonreductive database", "what is a nonreductive database", "nonreductive database definition", "what is nonreductive data", "what is a nrd database?", "what is nonreductive database", "what is nonreductive database", "what is considered a nonreductive database", "what is genbank", "what is nonreductive database", "what is a nonreductive database", "what is a nonreductive database?", "what is nonreductive data", "what is reductive database?", "define nrd database", "what is nonreductive database", "what is nonreductive database type", "what is nonreductive", "what is a nonreductive database" ]

[ "who is a research question about simpsons paradox?", "what is simpson paradox?", "what question would you ask on simpson's paradox", "simpsons paradox in statistics", "simpson paradox hypothesis in stats", "why use simpsons paradox?", "what is simpson's paradox?", "can simpson's paradox be used to assess gender?", "what question is a simpson paradox", "what is simpsons paradox and why", "simpson paradox question", "what question should i ask to check simpson's paradox", "simpsons paradox question in statistics final", "what is simpson's paradox", "simpson's paradox exam question", "when are simpson paradox question answers on the exam", "who is the researcher for simpson's paradox?", "which question relates simpson's paradox?", "can the researcher conclude that alcohol consumption is related to gender?", "what is simpson's paradox?" ]

[ "which of the following is an error in rcorr", "what is the error message rcorr.cens", "how do you compute c index in r", "what is error in rcorr.cens(x = estimates s = survmod): y must have same length as x?", "what is the error message for cross validation of a cox model", "cross validation in r how to use the c index", "cross validation of cox regression", "what is error in rcorr.cens", "what is the difference rcorr.cens and c index", "how to cross validate cox ph models", "does x have same length as y", "can you use c index and c-index in the same set", "why is the c index in training set used", "error in rcorr.cens(x = estimates, x = survmod): y must have same length as x", "how to cross validate a cox model", "why should rcorr be equal to c index", "why would r corr use the same test set and training set", "cross validation of cox regression model", "rcorr error", "how to compute c index using cross validation in r" ]

[ "what is the fourier in r", "what is the fourier function for monthly seasonality in r", "r how to combine fourier and regressor in forecast package", "can r forecast take into account seasonality", "how to combine fourier terms with two seasonality matrix in r", "how to combine fourier term with a fourier", "can r use fourier term to combine regressors", "how to add seasonality to xreg", "can seasonality be combined with a regressor matrix", "r calculate seasonality using fourier function", "what to use a fourier in r to calculate seasonality", "how to combine fourier term with regressor matrix in xreg", "how to take seasonality into account", "how does xreg combine fourier terms", "can i combine 4ier and xreg", "how to combine fourier terms in r", "how to combine seasonality in r", "what is the use of the fourier function", "how to combine fourier terms in r", "how to combine fourier term" ]

[ "how to get median in spss", "how to get median in spss", "how to obtain median in spss", "how to get median in spss", "how to get medians in excel", "how can i get median in spm", "what is the average spss data", "how to get median of a row in spss", "how do you find median in spss", "how do you calculate median on spss", "how to get a median on excel", "how to get medians in spss", "how to get median of a row in sqst", "how does spss get median of each row", "how to get median of each column of spss a row", "how to obtain a median in spms", "how to get a median in spss", "how to find median spss", "how to get median of a row", "how to do a median in spss" ]

[ "what is the topic of the social science statistics books", "what kind of information is needed to study statistics", "what is the best online course for statistics?", "what is social statistics based on", "what is a good introduction to statistics for social studies", "what to do in the social science department", "what is the best online introduction to statistics", "what's the best introduction to statistics in social science", "what is a good introduction to statistics for social science", "what would you call the introduction to statistics in psychology", "what kind of data do you need to study statistics for a social science degree", "what's good for statistics", "what's the best online introduction to statistics for social science", "what is a good social science intro to statistics", "how do statistical tools work", "what is the introduction to statistics for social science", "what is social science statistics", "is statistics for social science", "what is the basic information needed to develop social statistics for the social science", "how to get statistics for social research" ]

[ "linear regression definition", "how does linear regression work in r", "how do you predict the outcome of a linear model?", "how many sq. a$ does a linear regression have", "how to calculate r predicting the outcome of the linear model", "how to figure out the outcome of a linear regression", "what is the linear model for predicting a simple deterministic sequence that does not include all data?", "why is linear regression not able to predict outcome of a simple deterministic sequence?", "can a linear regression predict results?", "what is the lwr", "how much predicting is in r", "how to predict the outcome in r", "if $3 is a deterministic sequence, how does $10", "if $3 = 18 what will i find the outcome of this linear regression", "how to solve determining sequence linear regression", "how to do a linear model for a simple sequence of data.", "why is a linear model not able to predict the outcome of a simple deterministic sequence?", "can a linear model predict the outcome of a simple deterministic sequence of events", "why is linear regression not able to predict the outcome of a simple deterministic sequence?", "r linear model how to predict outcome" ]

[ "what is the ROC curve used for", "how to draw a roth curve", "how to draw a curve", "how to draw a roc curve", "how to draw a roc curve", "does a roth curve need to be drawn", "how to draw a roth curve", "roth based curves", "ros curve how to draw?", "how to draw a roth curve", "do you draw a roc curve", "how to draw a curve in math", "roth curve", "what to draw with a roth curve", "draw a curve with a roth curve", "what is a curve roc", "how to draw a curve using a ruler", "how to draw a ROC curve", "how to draw an os curve", "what to do with a curve drawing" ]

[ "averaging two time series", "what is the value of weight in tt_b", "what is mspe of the data", "how to calculate mspe between data?", "averages when combing two time series", "how to combine a time series", "what is the weight of the month for the time series", "how to combine two historical data sets into a time-series", "how to combine two time series", "when to combine two time series together", "how to backcast a time series", "how to combine two time series", "how to combine the forecast data in a time series", "how to combine two data sets", "how to combine two time series together", "how to combine two time series", "how to combine two time series by averaging", "when you combine two data points what is the mean squared prediction error", "which method would you use to combine two data sets into one timeseries?", "how do i combine two time series" ]

[ "what might be the general or functional form of the equation", "define scatter plot", "which form of the equation can be fitted to the below scatter plot?", "what is the function of scatter plots?", "what kind of equation would be fitting to a scatterplot", "what is the best functional form to describe a scatterplot with a z-shape appearance with noise?", "what is the functional form for a scattersplot", "which function would describe a scatterplot with a z-shape appearance with noise?", "what should a scatterplot be", "what might be the general form of the equation can be fitted to scatter plot?", "what kind of shape is a scatter plot", "which functional form can fit to the below scatter plot", "what is the best functional form to describe a scatter plot", "what is the best functional form to describe a scatterplot with a z-shape appearance with noise?", "what is the best functional form to describe a scatterplot with a z-shape appearance with noise?", "what would be a functional form to describe a scatterplot?", "what is the functional form for a scatter plot", "what is the best functional form to describe a scatterplot with a z shape appearance", "what is the best way to describe a scatter plot with a smooth z shape?", "best functional form to describe a scatterplot with a z shape appearance with noise" ]

[ "what is the sample test for a b test", "what is the sample size for normality test", "what's the sample size for a spss test", "how many samples is the lowest which makes sense to test", "how to test for normality in a small sample size", "what is the sample size in a pc experiment", "does the kolmogorov-smirnov test for normality", "how often does it make sense to test a sample size?", "what size is a normal sample in rns", "why does one sample test for hypothesis", "when a sample size is very small can a normality test run", "what is the sample size for a simple hypothesis test?", "does a small sample size make sense?", "how big does the sample need to be to test?", "what is the sample size", "how do we test for normality with a very small sample size", "what sample size does it make sense to test for normality", "does it make sense to test for normality with only a very small sample size?", "what test is used to test for normality", "why is it important to test for normality using ksss?" ]

[ "what is the hashing of a text", "what does feature hashing do wikipedia", "how does feature hashing work", "what is feature hashing", "what is feature hashing used for", "what is feature hashing", "is the word to 'to' a hash?", "how to convert to hash", "does feature hashing work wikipedia", "what type of hashing does john also like", "define feature hashing.", "how feature hashing works", "how does havehing work example", "how does feature hashing work", "what is feature hashing", "how does feature hashing work", "does feature hashing work", "how to hash the text with a feature", "how does feature hashing work", "what is the hashing in wikipedia" ]

[ "how to calculate log liklikhood using arima", "how to estimate log-likehood from arima", "how to estimate arga", "what is the parameter in the arima model? check the parameter", "what parameters do i estimate in arima", "what is the log liability of arima", "what is the arima estimation procedure", "how to calculate arma parameters", "what is the method of ARIMA estimation?", "how to find the arima parameter", "how to estimate log likhood in arima", "how to estimate arima by hand", "ramima estimation", "how to estimate arima by hand", "calculating the parameters of arima in r by hand", "arima estimating", "what is arima", "how to do an arima estimate", "code for estimating arima parameters", "calculate accuracy of the arima" ]

[ "can you compute p value under ROC", "how do i compute p values", "p value r", "how to calculate p value of auroc", "what r package computes p value of an area under a receiver operator characteristic", "compute a roto curve", "how to calculate p value r", "how to compute p value of an auroc", "how to compute p value in r", "which method is used to compute the p value of auroc", "p value for area under ROC r", "how to compute the p value of the area under a receiver operator characteristic (ROC)", "how do you find the p value for an area under a receiver operator characteristic", "what package computes rotor", "what is a p value for area under a receiver operator characteristic", "what is auroc", "what is the p-value for the area under a receiver operator characteristic", "r compute the p value for ROC", "what to use p value", "how to compute the p value for the area under a receiver operator characteristic (ROC)" ]

[ "what is the normality test of a histogram", "what is a normality test on a histogram", "how to test normality in histograms", "what test to do if histogram is normal", "what test to do for histograms", "does ebs test for normality", "what is the normality test for a histogram", "how to test normalization using histogram", "what measures normality in histogram data", "what is the test for normality", "what tests are used with histograms", "what is the best method of checking for normality", "what is the normality of the histogram", "what is normality test", "what is the normality test", "what is the quickest way to test for normality", "can you check for histograms", "what is the proper way to test for normality of a sample of histograms", "what to test in histograms", "why is my histogram bell curved" ]

[ "is there more to probability than bayesian theory", "is bayesian theory true", "which physicists favor probabilistic philosophies? bayesian, frequentist, neoliberal, and frequentist", "is the bayesian interpretation more accurate than frequentist", "is bayesian probability", "can a bayesian predict probability", "why is the bayesian theory superior to the frequentist theory?", "what is the difference between a bayesian and frequentist psi?", "which is more useful to probability", "which is the more popular probability approach", "which statement is true regarding probability, bayesian or frequentist", "is bayesian statistical interpretation superior to frequentist", "who argues for probabilistic interpretation", "what is the difference between a bayesian and frequentist", "is bayesian a commonist", "what is more of a bayezist or frequentist", "which is more probabilistic than a bayesian interpretation?", "is bayesian statistical theory or frequentlyist", "why is the bayesian method more useful than the frequentist method? why do scientists use bayesian method", "is bayesian theory better than frequentist" ]

[ "when is dice coefficient same as f1 measure", "which is the same as f1", "what is dice coefficient", "which is the same as dice coefficient", "is the dice coefficient the same as the f1", "is dice coefficient the same as the f1 measure?", "what is dice coefficient", "what is dice coefficient", "what is the dice coefficient used for", "what is dice coefficient?", "why do dice coefficients mean the same as f1", "which measure is same as dice coefficient", "is dice coefficient the same as f1 measure", "what is the dice coefficient", "what is the dice coefficient", "does dice coefficient match measure", "is dice coefficient the same as the measure", "which pair of statistics is the dice coefficient?", "which is a measure for dice coefficient quizlet", "what's the dice coefficient?" ]

[ "how do you get the coefficients in r", "what is the partial autocorrelation function", "how to simulate an arc process", "what is the coefficient of an arc process in python", "how to simulate aar(2)", "how to simulate the white noise process in r", "python how to simulate white noise process", "how many points does ar(2) process", "which statement is wrong about python simulation?", "r function to simulate ar(2) process", "what is the parameter of autocorrelation function in python", "what is the problem with simulation in r", "python simulation of arc2 process", "how to simulate an ar(2) process", "how to simulate a ar(2) process", "what is the problem with python", "how to simulate an arc process in numeric function", "what is the function used in python to estimate the coefficients", "python how to simulate a process", "how to simulate an ar(2)" ]

[ "what is meant by rainbow table", "what are the max ids in mysql", "how to rainbow table in my sql", "what is the statistical way to rainbow table a web service?", "how to rainbow table a web service", "what is rainbow", "what is the id setting for a web service", "what is the statistical method for rainbow tabling a web service", "what id is rainbow table", "what is the statistical way to rainbow table a web service?", "how to make item's value in mysql", "what is the max value for n on jquery", "can i set my rainbow table as an integer", "what is the statistical way to rainbow table a web service.", "what is rainbow tabling for web service", "what is the max value of item n on a table", "what is rainbow table in web service", "how to rainbow table web server", "what is the statistical way to rainbow tab", "what is the statistical way to rainbow tab" ]

[ "how to combine the systematic error with the mean radius?", "can you combine mean radius and systematic error", "how to combine mean error sqrt", "how to combine two systematic errors", "how to combine the mean for the radius of trees", "how to combine different measures", "calculate the systematic uncertainty from the mean radius", "how to combine three statistical measures and get the systematic error", "how to combine a st deviation and mean radius", "how combine the errors of a standard deviation tree", "how to combine the mean radius of the three trees", "how to find the mean radius of trees", "how to combine the systematic error in dpi", "how to combine the mean and mean of a forest tree and to find the systematic error", "how to combine the arithmetic errors", "how to find the systematic error", "how to combine the mean radius and systematic error", "combine the mean and mean of the trees", "how do you combine errors", "how to calculate the sigma on a xi" ]

[ "what is the threshold of a set of values?", "how do you determine threshold", "what is threshold value", "how do you calculate the threshold of a set of rho", "what would be the threshold of a set of values", "how to calculate threshold", "what is the threshold in a set of data", "threshold value of entity", "how to determine entity if it is bad", "how are threshold values determined", "how to calculate threshold", "how do you calculate threshold of entity", "calculating threshold of an entity", "what is the threshold of a set of values?", "how to calculate threshold value in excel", "threshold of a set of values", "definition of irrho", "what is threshold in business?", "threshold value of entity", "what is the threshold of rho" ]

[ "what scale algorithms do you scale", "which machine learning algorithms can be scaled using hadoop/map reduction?", "what scales for machine learning algorithm", "can hadoop scale", "what machine learning algorithms can be scaled", "what kind of algorithm can be scaled using hadoop/map-reduce?", "what is the scaling algorithm for machine learning", "what machine learning algorithm can be scaled", "which machine learning algorithms can be scaled using hadoop/map-reduce?", "which machines can be scaled by hadoop", "what machine learning algorithms can be scaled using hadoop?", "which machine learning algorithm can be scaled using hadoop/map-reduce?", "can a math algorithm be scaled", "can machine learning algorithms be scaled", "can machine learning be scaled", "what can machine learning be scaled", "which algorithm can be scaled using hadoop", "which machine learning algorithm can be scaled using hadoop?", "what algorithms can be scaled", "what machine learning algorithms can be scaled using hadoop/map-reduce?" ]

[ "how does gender affect choice", "what is gender in choice analysis", "can gender make a difference in choice", "how to tell gender differences in data analysis", "age for gender preference", "what is gender based data", "is gender a factor in choice", "does the gender difference make a difference in choice", "how does gender affect choice", "what is gender in a survey", "how to analyze gender data", "how does gender affect choice", "what is gender in decision making", "age difference gender", "does gender make a difference in choice in a linear regression", "age differences gender difference", "how to do gender and male preference", "does gender make a difference in choice", "what is the gender difference in choice", "how do gender and gender differences affect choice" ]

[ "confidence interval in gamma distribution", "which variable is pivotal in a random sample", "confidence interval in gamma distribution", "confidence interval for random distribution gamma", "why would you find the confidence interval in a random sample?", "how to calculate confidence interval in randomly chosen gamma distribution", "what is the confidence interval for a sample", "what is the confidence interval for a random sample in gamma", "which confidence interval is pivotal for random sampling", "which confidence interval is pivotal?", "what is the pivotal variable", "what is the confidence interval of a random sample", "gamma distribution confidence interval", "confidence interval of random samples", "which variable is pivotal in the gamma distribution?", "how to calculate confidence interval for random samples", "confidence interval definition", "confidence interval for random sample", "what is the confidence interval in dfrac", "confidence interval in random sample for gamma distribution quizlet" ]

[ "when to use covariate in survival", "can you predict survival with covariates", "what is the problem in the survival model when using time varying covariates?", "how to predict survival probabilities", "which model is used to predict survival", "when do the survival probabilities come", "how to predict risk using covariates", "how do you predict survival with covariate", "how to model survival in r", "do time varying covariates cause regression", "when using predicting probability model, how do you determine survival probability?", "how to predict survival probability", "predicting a person's survival by covariate", "what is r survival", "why do survival models have covariates in their analysis", "what models are used to predict survival", "what is the cox model of survival", "predicting survival probability using covariates", "when predicting survival probability", "when predicting survival probability" ]

[ "why does the bayesian statistician say no?", "why does xkcd say no", "why the bayesian statistician says no", "is xkcd statistician", "why is xkcd stats not working", "can xkcd do a statistic", "what statistician is saying no to xkcd", "what statistician is saying no in xkcd", "does an xkcd statistic show up as a statistic", "how to find out whether a statistician has a bayesian", "why is statistician saying no to statistics", "what statistician is bayesian", "why is bayes stats not accepted", "why can't an xkcd do statistics", "what is the problem with the bayesian statistician", "what statist is using xkcd for", "why does statistics in xkcd fail", "why does xkcd use a Bayesian statistician", "what is the xkcd data used for", "why does bayes say no to statistics in xkcd" ]

[ "what conditional distribution leads to improper integral", "is integral conditional", "is a uniform distribution conditional", "why is integral of a conditional uniform distribution improper", "how do you find the integral of a uniform distribution", "conditional uniform distribution definition", "what is the integral of a conditional uniform distribution?", "why is the integral in a conditional uniform distribution incorrect?", "what is conditional integral", "what is the improper integral of a conditional uniform distribution", "what is the conditional uniform distribution", "what does integrals mean?", "conditional distributions are called", "conditional distribution of a distribution leads to improper integral", "which condition is a conditional conditional integral", "which condition leads to an improper integral", "integral of a conditional uniform distribution leads to improper integral of a conditional uniform distribution.", "how to find integral in a conditional distribution", "what is the difference between a conditional and an integral", "conditional uniform distribution x_1" ]

[ "what variable will most likely be used to find a set of pushups? how would you find the most pullups? quizlet", "which height weight and age combinations can perform all the push ups?", "how to determine who can do the most pushups", "what variables are most important in push ups?", "which height, weight and age combinations can do the most pushups?", "which height, weight, age combinations can do the most pushups", "which height and weight combination can do the most pushups?", "how to find out how many push ups are done", "which height weight and age combinations can do the most pushups", "what variable can do the most pushups in a year", "what variable can do most pushups?", "who can do the most pushups", "which height height weight and age combinations can do the most pushups", "which height, weight, age combination can do the most pushups?", "which height, weight and age combination can do the most pushups?", "what variables can do the most pushups", "which height, weight, and age combinations can do the most pushups?", "what variables do you use when testing your strength", "which ages and heights perform the most pushups", "what is the importance of variables" ]

[ "how many examples should be used to account for variance", "how many sample do you have to pick", "how many sample to account for variance in a set", "how many sample accounts for variance", "how many samples account for all variance", "how many samples are needed to account for the variance", "how many samples to account for variance", "how many samples account for all the variance", "how many sample should be picked to account for all variance", "how many samples do you need to pick for all the variance", "how many samples do i need to account for variance", "how many samples in a data set to account for the variance", "how many samples for variance", "how many samples for variance", "how to account for a data set variance", "how many sampling accounts for variance", "which subsets account for all variance?", "how many samples account for the variance", "how many samples account for variance", "how many samples account for all variance" ]

[ "how is a ratio chart used", "how is it possible that this ratio reverts to the mean", "how is it possible that a ratio reverts to the mean", "why is the p value 0.01301 mean", "how is it possible that a ratio reverts to the mean?", "if a ratio reverts to the mean it is ________.", "how is p value mean-reverting", "how is ratios mean reverted", "what is ratio mean", "can a ratio revert", "how is the ratio mean reverting", "can a ratio revert to mean", "how can a ratio revert", "which statistic is mean reverting", "adf test what does it mean when the ratio is very low", "is ratio mean reverting", "if a ratio is mean reverting", "what is means mean reverting a ratio graph", "how does the statistic ratio revert to the mean?", "what does adf test mean" ]

[ "what is the t statistic? what is the t statistic?", "why does the t statistic increase with the sample size?", "what is the effect of sample size on the t test", "why does the t statistic increase with the sample size of the data", "when the t statistic rises what is the effect", "how does sample size affect the t test", "which test statistic does the sample size increase in", "why does the statistic increase with the sample size", "how does the statistic of the test increase with the sample size?", "why does the t statistic increase with the sampling size?", "when sample size is increasing what is the effect", "why does t statistics increase with sample size", "what is the effect of t statistics", "is the statistic of the t test increasing", "why does the t statistic increase when the sample size is larger in t test", "why does the stat increase with the sample size in a t test?", "how does the t stat increase with sample size", "why does t statistic increase with sample size?", "what effect does sample size have on the test statistic", "what is the effect of sample size on the t test" ]

[ "what is the best smoothing algorithm for exponential smoothing", "holt's exponential smoothing method", "which method uses the best value of alpha?", "what is the exponential smoothing of exponential smoothing", "what is the best value for holt exponential smoothing", "what is the holt exponential equation?", "what is the holts exponential smoothing method", "holt's exponential smoothing equation", "holt's exponential smoothing method", "what is the optimal value of holt smoothing exponential", "how to choose the best values of alpha and beta in holt's exponential smoothing", "what's the optimal value of alpha and beta", "what is the alpha in exponential smoothing", "holt's exponential smoothing how to calculate alpha and beta", "holt exponential smoothing algorithm", "which method is best for smoothing exponential smoothing", "what is the best value of beta and alpha in exponential smoothing?", "holt algorithm for exponential smoothing", "which of the following methods is used to calculate the alpha, beta and beta of exponential smoothing?", "what's the optimum value for holt exponential smoothing" ]

[ "what is bootstrapping", "bootstrapping multivariate r", "bootstrap in r how to use it", "what is bootstrapping a multivariate time series used for", "how to bootstrap a multivariate time series with np", "how to use multiple time series in bootstrap", "what is the best software for bootstrapping a multivariate time series in r?", "bootstrap how to", "r bootstrap multivariate time series", "what is bootstrap used for", "r bootstrap how to use multivariate time series", "bootstrap block size", "what is bootstrapping", "how to bootstrap a multivariate time series", "what is bootstrapping and block size", "bootstrap multivariate time series example", "how do i bootstrap multiple variables?", "how to use bootstrap r in a multi variable time series", "bootstrap multivariate time series", "what to use to bootstrap time series" ]

[ "why does the time series output y$ have missing values", "why does time series output data", "what can be used to predict a data set", "what is the data mining for data mining", "data mining of x time series", "what is data mining", "how do i find the lagged value on a time series", "why is mining time series a problem", "data mining of time series", "how to do a java mining", "what is the n in a time series output", "how to mine time series", "how to mine time series", "what is a dma data mining function", "how is time series mining performed", "what is the purpose of using data mining", "which data type can predict y?", "what is data mining", "how to mine time series", "how to do mining for time series" ]