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Requests for datasets are off-topic on this site. Use this tag for questions concerning creating, processing, or maintaining datasets.
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Transforming / Evaluating (Probably) Normal Data from Sample with Linear Probability Distrib...
I have a sample of data for which the count of a given value increases roughly in proportion to the actual value. For example, the value 22 will occur around 22 times and the value 30 will occur arou …
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Problems with Outlier Detection
In a blog post Andrew Gelman writes:
Stepwise regression is one of these things, like outlier detection and
pie charts, which appear to be popular among non-statisticians but are
considered by …
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Statistical Practices Using Sparse Data: Methods for Approximating Standard Deviation
Suppose I know that for a discrete, non-negative r.v. $X$ that $X | X \geq 1$ has $\mu = 3.3$ while when $X \geq 0$ has $\mu = 2.1$. That is, the subset of the population that already has a value $1 …
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