PeriodicProgrammer

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May 2	awarded	Popular Question
Feb 1	awarded	Yearling
May 13	accepted	How to solve for an Z-Score of a T-Distribution?
Apr 15	comment	What default theoretical distribution does Mathematica use in PearsonChiSquareTest? thank you for your detailed and very helpful answer! I was unaware while conducting the tests, that while using NormDist[] it does directly use N(0,1), even though in retrospect it seems somehow logical :P.
Apr 15	accepted	What default theoretical distribution does Mathematica use in PearsonChiSquareTest?
Apr 15	comment	What default theoretical distribution does Mathematica use in PearsonChiSquareTest? and: in the example given in the question, there is more evidence to reject the H0 "any normal dist" than H0 N(0,1)? this seems a little counter intuitive...
Apr 15	accepted	How to match two sets of data over 1 or more identifier, of unequal length?
Apr 15	accepted	Is there a function to calculate studentized range?
Apr 15	comment	Is there a function to calculate studentized range? yes thank you apparently there is the ducan test directly. however, the calculation is simple and there seems to be no direct function, so i just leave it with the manual calcs.
Apr 15	asked	What default theoretical distribution does Mathematica use in PearsonChiSquareTest?
Apr 15	asked	Is there a function to calculate studentized range?
Mar 28	revised	How to solve for an Z-Score of a T-Distribution? deleted 2 characters in body
Mar 28	revised	Check in a series if there exists adjacent values with less than a certain number of missing values deleted 9 characters in body; edited title
Mar 18	accepted	How to efficiently Append a result of an operation on each element of a list to itself
Mar 7	comment	How to match two sets of data over 1 or more identifier, of unequal length? yes i tried it, the thing is the data I need to access are saved in a Access Database.. somehow I couldn't establish a link to the ms access directly...
Mar 7	asked	How to match two sets of data over 1 or more identifier, of unequal length?
Mar 7	revised	How to efficiently Append a result of an operation on each element of a list to itself edited body
Mar 7	accepted	Check in a series if there exists adjacent values with less than a certain number of missing values
Mar 7	accepted	Select/Delete with Sublist elements?
Mar 7	awarded	Scholar