Publications by KOliverio
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require(latticeExtra) require(mosaic) require(Hmisc) require(kable) library(kableExtra) Illustrative Example (pg 4): Simulating Sampling Distribution of Mean for three different sample sizes, n = 5, n = 25 and n = 100 from exponential distribution with mean 5 and visualizing it using box plots. set.seed(1234) lambda<-2 numsim<-1000 mean5<-rep(0,...
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MTH542 Final
library(kableExtra) Problem 2: Background: A Type I error occurs if the null hypothesis is rejected when in fact the null hypothesis is true. An empirical Type I error rate can be computed by a Monte Carlo experiment. The test procedure is replicated a large number of times under the conditions of the null hypothesis. The empirical Type I error...
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Background: In the last few years, videos of traffic stops have created a national debate about the way law enforcement treats minorities (4). Cases have spurred calls for more reliable information; from police video to data logged every time someone is pulled over, since traffic stops are one of the most common ways members of the public interac...
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require(latticeExtra) require(mosaic) require(Hmisc) require(kable) library(kableExtra) Illustrative Example (pg 4): Simulating Sampling Distribution of Mean for three different sample sizes, n = 5, n = 25 and n = 100 from exponential distribution with mean 5 and visualizing it using box plots. set.seed(1234) lambda<-2 numsim<-1000 mean5<-rep(0,...
4086 sym R (8489 sym/17 pcs) 1 img 7 tbl
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Manuscript Background: In the last few years, videos of traffic stops have created a national debate about the way law enforcement treats minorities (4). Cases have spurred calls for more reliable information; from police video to data logged every time someone is pulled over, since traffic stops are one of the most common ways members of the pu...
20416 sym
MTH542 Final
library(kableExtra) Problem 2: Background: A Type I error occurs if the null hypothesis is rejected when in fact the null hypothesis is true. An empirical Type I error rate can be computed by a Monte Carlo experiment. The test procedure is replicated a large number of times under the conditions of the null hypothesis. The empirical Type I error...
4881 sym R (6121 sym/14 pcs) 7 tbl