Help with Statistics
Posted: Sun Jan 06, 2008 4:58 am
I showed Louise's post concerning statistics to my husband who has a
doctorate in statistics. After reading it he said that it makes sense. He
said that a statistician trying to perform a test of significance would need
to have plenty of information of where the samples come from, how they were
selected, what was done and what the results were in order to draw a
conclusion.
I then asked him if he would be willing to help someone in need of having
some data analyzed after reading Souroush/Finrod's post and he said that he
would be willing to look at it and comment on it and if there is sufficient
data to draw a conclusion that he would be willing to help you with the
analysis.
You may contact me directly via e-mail or through the list. Hope to be of
help.
Regards,
Virginia "Ginny" Linnell
Homeopathic Consultant
Rumson, NJ
ginny@ginnylinnell.com
doctorate in statistics. After reading it he said that it makes sense. He
said that a statistician trying to perform a test of significance would need
to have plenty of information of where the samples come from, how they were
selected, what was done and what the results were in order to draw a
conclusion.
I then asked him if he would be willing to help someone in need of having
some data analyzed after reading Souroush/Finrod's post and he said that he
would be willing to look at it and comment on it and if there is sufficient
data to draw a conclusion that he would be willing to help you with the
analysis.
You may contact me directly via e-mail or through the list. Hope to be of
help.
Regards,
Virginia "Ginny" Linnell
Homeopathic Consultant
Rumson, NJ
ginny@ginnylinnell.com