Als «excel» getaggte Fragen

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Warum würde ein statistisches Modell bei einem riesigen Datensatz überanpassen?

Für mein aktuelles Projekt muss ich möglicherweise ein Modell erstellen, um das Verhalten einer bestimmten Personengruppe vorherzusagen. Der Trainingsdatensatz enthält nur 6 Variablen (ID dient nur zu Identifikationszwecken): id, age, income, gender, job category, monthly spend in dem monthly...

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Post-hoc-Test in einer 2x3-ANOVA mit gemischtem Design unter Verwendung von SPSS?

Ich habe zwei Gruppen von 10 Teilnehmern, die während eines Experiments dreimal bewertet wurden. Um die Unterschiede zwischen den Gruppen und zwischen den drei Bewertungen zu testen, führte ich eine 2 × 3-ANOVA mit gemischtem Design mit group(Kontrolle, experimentell), time(erste, zweite, drei) und...

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Finden Sie die Verteilung und transformieren Sie sie in die Normalverteilung

Ich habe Daten, die beschreiben, wie oft ein Ereignis während einer Stunde stattfindet ("Anzahl pro Stunde", nph) und wie lange die Ereignisse dauern ("Dauer in Sekunden pro Stunde", dph). Dies sind die Originaldaten: nph <- c(2.50000000003638, 3.78947368414551, 1.51456310682008,...

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