shri
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2008-08-21 09:33
(6166 d 05:05 ago)

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 score data [General Sta­tis­tics]

Dear all,
I am confused about score data,
How can we analysed score data?
How can we calculate sample size regarding that data?
Thanks in advance.

shri
JPL
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Vienna,
2008-08-21 10:47
(6166 d 03:50 ago)

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Deat shri,

there are that much methods about analyzing score data, that it is not possible to to answer your question without further information (its like the question: How can I earn money?)

regards,
JPL

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shri
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2008-08-21 11:32
(6166 d 03:06 ago)

@ JPL
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Thanks JPL,
But can you give me simplest methode or appropriate methode by which we can easily analyse the score data.
thanks again.

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ElMaestro
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Denmark,
2008-08-21 12:20
(6166 d 02:17 ago)

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Hi Shri,

How's your violin playing? Have a look at:
http://faculty.vassar.edu/lowry/ch15a.html

Apart from that, please provide more info. Generally speaking, if you have a well formulated null hypothesis, then you can make a proper study design which provides some data that can be analysed by a method which in turn may or may not refute the null hypothesis.
The answer to your questions therefore depends on the purpose/design/null hypothesis, so a little more info from you would be great.

EM.
shri
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2008-08-21 13:43
(6166 d 00:54 ago)

@ ElMaestro
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hi EM,
thanks for your valuable response,
can you give me some information about odds ratio and CI corrosponding to that i think odds ratio is best test for my data.
thanks in advance.
:-)

shri
ElMaestro
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Denmark,
2008-08-21 13:47
(6166 d 00:51 ago)

@ shri
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❝ can you give me some information about odds ratio and CI corrosponding to

❝ that i think odds ratio is best test for my data.


I am terribly sorry, but I don't feel I am able to provide a qualified answer at all. You'll need someone with a much more profound klnowledge of stats than I have.

EM.
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