Hi everyone,<BR><BR>Let's say I have 4 numbers: 1234.<BR><BR>I wish to find out all possible permutations of this 4 numbers. I believe there is a total of 12 permutations.<BR><BR>I couldnt figure out ...
This example, from Keith Soper at Merck, illustrates the exact permutation Cochran-Armitage test carried out on permutation resamples. In the following data set, the 0s represent failures and the 1s ...
There are ties at 16 levels for the raw data but at only 10 levels for the standardized data. There are more ties for the raw data because the increments between successive values are the same for all ...
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