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Flipped Assignment 16, Group 2
Unreplicated 2^k Factorial Designs
Forest Kingfisher, Olivia Owens, Kameron Garza
2021-11-14
Flipped Assignment 14
Factorial Designs using R
Group 2 - Forest Kingfisher, Olivia Owens, Kameron Garza
2021-11-07
Homework, week 10 - IE 5342
Forest Kingfisher
2021-11-06
Homework, week 9
IE 5342
Forest Kingfisher
2021-10-30
Flipped Assignment 12, Latin Squares
Group 2: Forest Kingfisher, Olivia Owens, Kameron Garza
2021-10-17
Flipped Assignment 11, RCBD Assignment
Group 2: Forest Kingfisher, Olivia Owens, Kameron Garza
2021-10-17
Homework, week 7 - IE 5342
Forest Kingfisher
2021-10-16
Homework, week 6
IE 5342
Forest Kingfisher
2021-10-09
Project, Part 1: Group 2
Forest Kingfisher, Olivia Owens, Kameron Garza
2021-10-09
Flipped Assignment 10
VST and Kruskal-Wallace Assignment
Forest Kingfisher, Olivia Owens, Kameron Garza
2021-10-09
Homework, week 5 - IE 5342
Forest Kingfisher
2021-10-02
Flipped Assignment 9
CRD/One-Way ANOVA and Multiple Comparisons in R
Forest Kingfisher, Olivia Owens, Kameron Garza
2021-10-02
Flipped Assignment 9, Group 2
CRD/One-Way ANOVA and Multiple Comparisons in R
Forest Kingfisher, Olivia Owens, Kameron Garza
2021-10-01
Flipped Assignment 9, Group 2
CRD/One-Way ANOVA and Multiple Comparisons in R
Forest Kingfisher
2021-09-30
IE 5342, Week 4 Homework
Forest Kingfisher
25SEP2021
Flipped Assignment 5 - Team 2
Stephen Ratcliff, Kameron Garza, Forest Kingfisher, Olivia Owens
2021-09-18
Flipped Assignment 6 - Team 2
Stephen Ratcliff, Kameron Garza, Forest Kingfisher, Olivia Owens
2021-09-18
Homework, week 3 - IE 5342
Forest Kingfisher
2021-09-17
Homework, week 2 - IE 5342
Forest Kingfisher
2021-09-11
2.24
2.26 (a - use Levene's test, b)
2.29 (a, b, c, e)
Flipped Assignment 4, team 2
Stephen Ratcliff, Kameron Garza, Forest Kingfisher
2021-09-11
An environmental group would like to test the hypothesis that the mean mpg of cars manufactured in the US is less than that of those manufactured in Japan. Towards this end, they sampled n1=35 US and n2=28 Japanese cars, which were tested for mpg fuel efficiency. (As a caveat, assume that this is a random sample from a large population of US and Japanese cars, not a complete census).