Primer of Statistics
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6.0 down by a series of steps. We have noticed that any group far from the mean will contain fewer cases than one near the mean, and this leads one to expect that if we were to subdivide any one of our existing groups into two parts, the part nearer the mean would contain more cases than the one farther o£f. Thus, if we take the group relating to 28 PRIMER OF STATISTICS 4'0 to 4'4 centimetres in length of nuts, we have 59 cases. If we divide it into two groups, 4'0 to 4'2 centimetres and 4'...2 to 4*4 centimetres, the former contains 24 and the latter 35. If we divide the next term a similar thing happens, and we notice that if this is continued throughout the table the steps become smaller and more frequent. Now, if we repeat this division process the steps will again become smaller, and if we go on long enough we shall smooth them entirely away, and have smooth slopes instead of the steps we started with. If you try this you will, however, meet a difficulty. Starting with 185 cases in 8 groups, and breaking up each group into 2 parts, you will find the sub-groups will in some cases contain so few cases that they will not help you to see the way in which the statistics run; this means that you have not started with a sufficient number of cases.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
16.
6.0 down by a series of steps. We have noticed that any group far from the mean will contain fewer cases than one near the mean, and this leads one to expect that if we were to subdivide any one of our existing groups into two parts, the part nearer the mean would contain more cases than the one farther o£f. Thus, if we take the group relating to 28 PRIMER OF STATISTICS 4'0 to 4'4 centimetres in length of nuts, we have 59 cases. If we divide it into two groups, 4'0 to 4'2 centimetres and 4'...2 to 4*4 centimetres, the former contains 24 and the latter 35. If we divide the next term a similar thing happens, and we notice that if this is continued throughout the table the steps become smaller and more frequent. Now, if we repeat this division process the steps will again become smaller, and if we go on long enough we shall smooth them entirely away, and have smooth slopes instead of the steps we started with. If you try this you will, however, meet a difficulty. Starting with 185 cases in 8 groups, and breaking up each group into 2 parts, you will find the sub-groups will in some cases contain so few cases that they will not help you to see the way in which the statistics run; this means that you have not started with a sufficient number of cases.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Palin Elderton to read onlineMoreLess
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