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How to group data for MANOVA1 analysis
84*84 is not going to work, sorry. For MANOVA, you need to have more cases in each group than the number of variables. Some pos...
7 dagen ago | 0
How to test if values are close togather using p-value (ttest)
A small p value means that the data are incompatible with some underlying assumption/model. For example, you could potentially ...
11 dagen ago | 0
Finding the minimum of a complicated function with variables and parameters
If I understand the problem correctly, then this should be close to what you want: function bestEsts = MyOuterFn(x,y) MyErrFn ...
12 dagen ago | 0
How to get correct p-values for the Steel-Dwass test?
The problem is with the 'inf' value given as the degrees of freedom in this line p_steelDwass(i, 1) = 1 - tcdf(t_steelDwass...
13 dagen ago | 0
How to calculate for significant difference between Cohen's Kappa values?
As I understand it, the fundamental question is whether tests A & B agree better than tests A & C, beyond a minor improvement th...
14 dagen ago | 0
fsolve doesn't find a solution when the value of the objective function is obtained through a Montecarlo simulation
I don't know if it can be done in the context of your simulation, but sometimes it is helpful to pick the "random" variables sys...
15 dagen ago | 0
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speed up integrating the same function over many overlapping intervals?
I need to compute many different integrals of the same function fn, essentially like this: Xint = size(X); for i=1:numel(X) ...
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answersDifferences between functions ezfit and Matlab's gamfit in fitting data to the gamma distribution?
There are two somewhat different parameterizations of the gamma distribution. In one (which I think is used by gamfit), the mean...
18 dagen ago | 0
How do I calculate the R^2?
Either of these: Rsqr = corr(x(:,2),y)^2; RsqrAlso = 1-(std(resids)/std(y))^2;
19 dagen ago | 1
I would like to find elements of a matrix that fulfill a condition but after every loop the condition is changing.
I think this will almost do what you want. edges = 0:0.05:30; [~,~,bin_numbers] = histcounts(diameters,edges); The output bin...
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Generating a categorical array with group names
Is this what you are after? part1 = repmat({'Name1'},1055,1); part2 = repmat({'Name2'},1641,1); part3 = repmat({'Name3'},2055...
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Forming a CDF by adding different types of PDF and generating random number
It seems like there are several different questions here. If you want to generate random numbers from a custom CDF, one simple ...
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Calculating pdf and cdf for data extracted as a table
This command pdfwindspeed = pdf('Normal',A) returns the pdf of the A values within the standard normal with mu=0 and sigma=1. ...
24 dagen ago | 0
How to use one data set to find the mean of another?
NON1 = NON == 1; % this makes a boolean vector that is true for the positions where NON==1 mean(PLCm(NON1)); % this computes ...
27 dagen ago | 1
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Request for help computing convolution of random variables via fft
Inspired by the answers of @David Goodmanson to this earlier question, I have been trying to understand exactly how in general t...
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answersrun glmfit , why get Warning: X is ill conditioned, or the model is overparameterized
The problem is that the x1-x5 values sum to 24 in every row. This means that any one of the x's can be predicted from the rest ...
ongeveer een maand ago | 0
CDF of VOn Mises distribution
The Von Mises distribution is included in Cupid. You could use it like this to calculate CDF values: >> location = 10; >> conc...
ongeveer een maand ago | 0
How do I get four different answers guaranteed generated randomly from several arrays?
One way is to put the two random selections inside a while loop, check whether any meals are repeated, and then only exit the lo...
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How to load .mat data from another folder?
You need the folder name at the beginning of the string you pass to load, maybe something like this: for iFile = 1:numel(N1) ...
ongeveer een maand ago | 1
Probplot for Generalized Extreme Value distribution
Cupid includes the Frechet distribution. It doesn't have probplot function, but you can easily produce something similar: % as...
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How to NOT share variable with nested function?
It sounds like your "big code" is a script rather than a function, but now you want to make a function out of it. I suggest you...
ongeveer 2 maanden ago | 0
How to plot confidence bounds for a theoretical cumulative distribution function?
For a given X value, the theoretical cumulative probability is p = F(X). Suppose you have a sample of N observations and you le...
ongeveer 2 maanden ago | 0
How to loop through variable names and to save them on one file?
You can use strings for variable names like this: a = 'WD__Avr'; for.... [...] x = mean(data_measured.(a)(ind_time)); % no...
ongeveer 2 maanden ago | 0
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I need a quantitative method of identification of which distribution best represents my data set
One approach is to: get the maximum likelihood parameter estimates for fitting each candidate distribution to your actual data....
ongeveer 2 maanden ago | 0
How can I test for significance between expected and observed outcomes?
Another alternative: You might consider that you have three classes of items: those for which the predicted correlation was posi...
2 maanden ago | 0
Can one get fitted value without going to predict?
From your reference to 'predict', I'm guessing you have a vector of observed x values and you want to compute the predicted y fo...
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Optimization of multiple variables without any toolbox
If I understand the question, your basic approach seems OK but your code isn't structured quite right. I think this is closer t...
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correlation of nonlinear variables
It isn't really clear what you mean by "correlation coefficients for nonlinear variables", because an infinite number of nonline...
2 maanden ago | 0
Generating and storing lists of variable lengths?
There isn't really a good solution to this type of problem with "flat file" databases, but relational databases handle it very g...
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How to linearize the nested parfor loop?
One approach is to set out all the desired pairs in advance. A crude way to do that is pairs = zeros(0,2); n = 3; for i = 1:...
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