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trying to work out the probabilities on the ANOVA tests and my values seem to be way different from the values in the options. And I also dont understand how to tell if theres a significant difference or not. 

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trying to work out the probabilities on the ANOVA tests and my values seem to be way different from the values in the options. And I also dont understand how to tell if theres a significant difference or not. 

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I am still completing week 26 questions and looking for the textbook used for the critical value questions, but the book doesn't seem to appear anymore once I click the reading list.

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I am still completing week 26 questions and looking for the textbook used for the critical value questions, but the book doesn't seem to appear anymore once I click the reading list.

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when I go back into my assessment folder and look back on tests I have already completed it still gives me the option to begin test with no record of the results I got, Does this mean I have to re do the tests I have already completed or is it worth emailing you to check what it says on your system

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Where do I find the data for groups A,B,C,D?

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Where do I find the data for groups A,B,C,D?

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I can't find this on the handout, is it supposed to have loaded along with the test?

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When you have a sample over >30 in the KS test, where do you get the critical value from. I’ve also gathered a D statistic for one of my tests which is a decimal as usual but the only available answers are whole numbers, very confused!

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What are degrees of freedom and why would you use them?

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What are degrees of freedom and why would you use them?

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Is a probability number of P= 0.05 more accurate/reliable than P= 0.01? I thought a lower P value was better, but if it is then why is the null hypothesis rejected for the chi2 two-sample test of when the result is greater than the P value?

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Is a probability number of P= 0.05 more accurate/reliable than P= 0.01? I thought a lower P value was better, but if it is then why is the null hypothesis rejected for the chi2 two-sample test of when the result is greater than the P value?

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Hi what time is the careers fair on the 9th November please? Thank you!

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For some reason my cumulative known wont equal 1 no matter what I do. it keeps coming up as 0.98 - this is for the Scoville Scale question.

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Does it matter if you get a negative number for the absolute difference on the Kolmogorov-Smirnov scale?

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Does it matter if you get a negative number for the absolute difference on the Kolmogorov-Smirnov scale?

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When you are working with more than one set of individual measurements it is important to know whether your data sets are independent or linked (paired). Linked samples are not limited to pairs. Whether your data are independent or linked (paired) influences the statistical tests you can use, and the types of graphs you should use to present your data.

Is there any further data on linked and independent data, I feel that this is a pretty poor piece of information on the learning materials tab that doesn't really say anything.

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Where can I find the core text book for the worksheets? 

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Where can I find the core text book for the worksheets? 

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Can you please explain more about the difference between nominal, ordinal, interval and ratio?

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Can you please explain more about the difference between nominal, ordinal, interval and ratio?

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Hi are the worksheets the tests or is the test separate? I’m struggling to understand how to do this and submit it etc. thank you

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I am Struggling to understand the difference between individual and linked data. I have been reading the book recommended 'simple statistical test for geography'

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I am Struggling to understand the difference between individual and linked data. I have been reading the book recommended 'simple statistical test for geography'