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7 Chapter 7Figure 7.1 (Left) For two roof construction techniques, hypothetical PDFs
...Figure 7.2 Critical regions based upon
for testing two shifted normal PDFs...Figure 7.3 (Left) The log‐likelihood ratio for a sample of
negative expone...Figure 7.4 Alternative 95% confidence level tests for our example. (Left)
...Figure 7.5 (Left) Topo map; (right) earthquake epicenters.Figure 7.6 Histograms of times between eruptions (in days) for all 247 erupt...Figure 7.7 Fits to Lord Rayleigh's data under the null and alternative hypot...Figure 7.8 (Left) Power function with
. The critical region is shown in gra...Figure 7.9 Draft lottery numbers 1–366 by month. The monthly average is the ...
8 Chapter 8Figure 8.1 (Left frames) A simulation study showing 100 95% confidence inter...Figure 8.2 (Left) Examples of the
PDF for
. (Right) Examples of the
PDF...Figure 8.3 Critical values for
as the sample size increases.Figure 8.4 Ten thousand simulations of the
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,
, and...
9 Chapter 9Figure 9.1 For a frequency histogram, the notation used to denote the locati...Figure 9.2 For several sample sizes and the
density, the histogram
curve...Figure 9.3 Comparison of the number of bins recommended by the Sturges (
), ...Figure 9.4 Three histograms of a Beta
sample with
.Figure 9.5 (Left) Optimal stopping point
as a function of the population s...Figure 9.6 Simulation and bootstrap analysis of the sample mean and sample m...Figure 9.7 Surface of predicted average mold strength as a function of the t...Figure 9.8 (Left) Poisson and (right) logistic regression models fitted by t...Figure 9.9 (a)
