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Like this quote, Time Series analyses place emphasis on history, or in our case, emphasis on data. For better time series analyses, a full practical history of the data needs to be accounted for with a strong understanding of the context of those data.
Looking at the accuracy measurements, the exponential growth model is better, which leads us to think the fits are more accurate to make better forecasts. Using the better fit the analysts can predict when the full implant will have enough cells for completion.
Experimental design and statistical analysis of data provide powerful toolsfor the identification of the significance of the effects of variouscompositional and process parameters on the performance/properties of a system,a fact that many chemists choose to conveniently overlook. Mr Galtondemonstrated the usefulness of experimental design and statistical analysismethodology, through a study of the effects of printing plate/printingparameters on the quality of printed images. For those readers who areinterested in using experimental design and statistical analysis, tools in theirstudies/investigations, the editor would like to recommend Minitab 14, thelatest version of a very user-friendly, yet, powerful statistical softwarepackage (www.minitab.com).
[6/03/14] New license key for Minitab: If you have installed Minitab on your own Windows computer, Minitab will before March 1 need a new license file. The license file is called 'minitab_17.0.lic' and can be downloaded from under Minitab and saved to your computer (the default place to save is 'c:\program files (x86)\minitab'). If Minitab at start-up does not find this new lisence file it will ask you where you saved the file, and then you just navigate to where you saved the file. If you experience problems with this please contact the Orakel Support Services: orakel@ntnu.no or telephone 91500. If you are running MINITAB by remote desktop to cauchy the new license is already installed, and will also be installed at Fraggle.
Then we turn to the last topic of DOE, which is how to perform fractions of a full experiment. Then we will use ch 12 from the famous book by Box, Hunter and Hunter, Statistics for experimenters. Due to copyright issues I have filed the pdf in Its learning (TMA4255/Handouts folder), so you need to go there - or email me at anna.holand@math.ntnu.no if you have troubles finding the file.
6) Each trial should be a performed independently of the other 15, and constitue a full trial. I will try to explain this with a common mistake done. Assume you want to study factors that affect the taste of muffins. Then you really need to make 16 different muffins that are made from 16 doughs and baked in the oven one at a time. If you only make one dough and bake all muffins at the same time you have much less variability than the experiment in real life will have. If you for practical reasons need to handle more than one trial together this is called blocking and should be taken into account (you then first need to learn about blocking).
[23/1/14] The room K27 for the lectures on Tuesdays 13.15-15-00 have proven to be to small for us and I have found another lecture room that hopefully will be better. This is room MA 24 (Grønnbygget (romnr: 003), =6062). 2b1af7f3a8