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To test whether 2 sets of data have the same average, one option is to use paired data, if those are available. We then use the average and the standard deviation of the differences to conduct the test In a discret Bayesian experiment with 5 samples, there are six possible outcomes for a given probability, and each outcome has its own probability If we are estimating the standard deviation for an xbar chart with the standard deviation of the samples, we correct with a c, factor There is always some uncertainty in the outcome of any decision that we make The difference between expected reward and expected loss is different for a reward table than for a loss table Possible outcome and a future state of the world mean the same thing Discrete Bayesian analysis is applicable to variables distributed with a Hypergeometric distribution The likelihood of a proportion in an a priori distribution is calculated from the sample The random effects ANOVA method test whether the variances of the individual treatments are different The c chart limits in SPC are based on the binomial distribution To test whether 2 sets of data have the same average, one option is to use paired data, if those are available. We then use the average and the standard deviation of the differences to conduct the test In a discret Bayesian experiment with 5 samples, there are six possible outcomes for a given probability, and each outcome has its own probability If we are estimating the standard deviation for an xbar chart with the standard deviation of the samples, we correct with a c, factor There is always some uncertainty in the outcome of any decision that we make The difference between expected reward and expected loss is different for a reward table than for a loss table Possible outcome and a future state of the world mean the same thing Discrete Bayesian analysis is applicable to variables distributed with a Hypergeometric distribution The likelihood of a proportion in an a priori distribution is calculated from the sample The random effects ANOVA method test whether the variances of the individual treatments are different The c chart limits in SPC are based on the binomial distribution