QMTH 206, APPLIED STATISTICS II
ANOVA Example Problem and its Solution This is an example ANOVA problem from a past test.
Bayes' Law A graphical explanation of Bayes' Law, using drug testing as an example.
Control Chart Illustration Demonstrates fundamentals of control charts.
Correlation Coefficient Illustration Illustrates the behavior of the coefficients of determination and correlation.
Correlation Examples Various real-world examples of the coefficients of determination and regression.
Derivation of Least-Squares Equations* Shows how the least-squares equations for regression analysis are derived.
Einstein's Explanation of Brownian Motion This is important because stock prices (or more precisely, their logarithms) tend to resemble Brownian motion.
First Computer Project ANOVA problem.
Formula Sheet You may use this for tests. Do not add anything to it.
Gin Soaked Raisins Illustrates a controlled experiment.
How to Gamble Just what the title says, with a lesson for investing in the stock market.
p-values Three intuitive examples of p-values
Prohibition Statistics In case you think Prohibition didn't work.
Sample Regression Output Shows what the various items on an Excel output mean.
Sampling Distribution Demonstration Demonstrates the sampling distribution of the mean with various underlying populations.
SAT Data Shows GPR vs. SAT for a sample of Winthrop undergraduates.
SAT Statistics by state Guess where SC ranks? Why? But not because of what you think.
Second Computer Project and Data For your second computer project.
Statistical Tables* Z, t, F and c2 tables using Excel.
Transportation Policy Report, a Graph and the underlying Statistics.
* The items marked with an asterisk (*) above are Word or Excel documents with equations or symbols in them. Microsoft has the distressing habit of eliminating perfectly good font sets from their newer (but seldom improved) versions of Word and Excel, so some of the notation in these files may not print out on your computer. If something looks a little fishy, see me for corrections.
