The data in the table are from a study conducted by an insurance company to determine the effect of changing the process by which insurance claims are approved. The goal was to improve policyholder satisfaction by expediting the process and eliminating some extraneous approval steps. The response measured was the average time required to approve and … Read more
Read the Evaluating the Quality of Open Source Software article (Spinellis, et al., 2009). What are the strengths and weaknesses of this particular study? (For example, does the study do an adequate job of collecting and analyzing representative samples?) What would you suggest that the authors do to remedy those weaknesses and why? Use … Read more
Need a paper that displays thorough understanding of the following concepts in the field of Statistics. Sampling Techniques / Types of experiment design / levels of measurement / discrete vs continuous / population vs sample / qualitative vs quantitative / parameter vs statistic / observational vs experiment / descriptive vs inferential statistics
Monday, May 24, 20219:00 AMPoints Possible140 Week 7 Assignment – Descriptive StatisticsOverviewUse your textbook, the Internet, newspaper websites (such as , , , or ) and the Strayer Library to research an article that uses statistical data related to a current event, your major, your current field, or your future career goal. Note: The … Read more
Instruction: The final submission can either be in Excel or in this MS Word file or with both; your answers should be based analyzing the MS Excel file for 2021 Survey on Individual social media use under Exam 4; MS Excel file is organized with multiple datasheet for you in the the excel file. In … Read more
Write an expository paper explaining a well-designed research study which includes quantitative analyses. The paper should include an introduction and conclusion, a references section, and direct & indirect citations. Use of appendices is optional. Use APA Format throughout. The body of the paper may be organized in any logical way, but it should (at a … Read more
Using Excel, complete the following exercises out of your textbook: Exercise 17: Academy Award-Winning Male Actors (Section 3.1 p. 80) Exercise 15: Academy Award-Winning Male Actors (Section 3.2 p. 92) In these exercises, you will practice construction of frequency tables and histograms, respectively.Submit both a Word document and two Excel documents as needed to … Read more
Respond to one of the following options in your initial post, citing at least one specific credible source in support. Question on credible sources? See the . Option 1 Other than temperature, state three examples where similar averages are associated with very different distributions. Go deeper with one, and discuss how that might work in … Read more
Having the right tools to quickly collect, analyze, and display data is essential. In this course, you utilized Excel for simple analysis and for displaying data graphically. However, you needed the more statistically oriented capabilities of SPSS in order to perform analysis of variance. These are both GUI based analysis tools. Other commonly used … Read more
Discussion 1 When you were a child, you might have seen a dark brown bottle of a mysterious liquid high on a shelf in your garage, out of your reach. “That’s poison,” a parent might have warned, pointing to the container. “Don’t touch.” It nonetheless had some use. It was there for a reason. This … Read more