Never mind folks, I have figured it out 🥳 Just in case you might need it: https://t.co/HJCTq5s48c
RT @docmilanfar: (5/5) Results like this are not just curiosities, but quite useful in practice as they allow estimates of one quantity giv…
RT @docmilanfar: (5/5) Results like this are not just curiosities, but quite useful in practice as they allow estimates of one quantity giv…
RT @docmilanfar: (5/5) Results like this are not just curiosities, but quite useful in practice as they allow estimates of one quantity giv…
RT @docmilanfar: (5/5) Results like this are not just curiosities, but quite useful in practice as they allow estimates of one quantity giv…
It made sense when I looked into it, but I never would have guessed you could estimate the mean and variance of a sample based on the median, range and sample size. Interesting read https://t.co/7OrVG0aR5l
RT @docmilanfar: So given estimates of some of the summary statistics, you can estimate the others in a distribution-free manner. These…
RT @docmilanfar: So given estimates of some of the summary statistics, you can estimate the others in a distribution-free manner. These…
RT @docmilanfar: So given estimates of some of the summary statistics, you can estimate the others in a distribution-free manner. These…
RT @docmilanfar: So given estimates of some of the summary statistics, you can estimate the others in a distribution-free manner. These…
RT @docmilanfar: So given estimates of some of the summary statistics, you can estimate the others in a distribution-free manner. These…
RT @docmilanfar: So given estimates of some of the summary statistics, you can estimate the others in a distribution-free manner. These…
RT @docmilanfar: So given estimates of some of the summary statistics, you can estimate the others in a distribution-free manner. These…
RT @docmilanfar: So given estimates of some of the summary statistics, you can estimate the others in a distribution-free manner. These…
So given estimates of some of the summary statistics, you can estimate the others in a distribution-free manner. These and other cool results (including the case of arbitrary sample size n) are in this neat paper: https://t.co/2yg8q8eA12 https://t.co/H
Link: https://t.co/gTeJy1AqRO Referencia: https://t.co/VKmsBmKhk7
RT @docmilanfar: (5/5) Results like this are not just curiosities, but quite useful in practice as they allow estimates of one quantity giv…
RT @docmilanfar: (5/5) Results like this are not just curiosities, but quite useful in practice as they allow estimates of one quantity giv…
RT @docmilanfar: (5/5) Results like this are not just curiosities, but quite useful in practice as they allow estimates of one quantity giv…
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RT @docmilanfar: (5/5) Results like this are not just curiosities, but quite useful in practice as they allow estimates of one quantity giv…
Seems mostly useful for median to mean estimates though. The other way around, it does not tell you much if you want to benefit from outlier robustness of the median.
RT @docmilanfar: (5/5) Results like this are not just curiosities, but quite useful in practice as they allow estimates of one quantity giv…
RT @docmilanfar: (5/5) Results like this are not just curiosities, but quite useful in practice as they allow estimates of one quantity giv…
RT @docmilanfar: (5/5) Results like this are not just curiosities, but quite useful in practice as they allow estimates of one quantity giv…
RT @docmilanfar: (5/5) Results like this are not just curiosities, but quite useful in practice as they allow estimates of one quantity giv…
RT @docmilanfar: (5/5) Results like this are not just curiosities, but quite useful in practice as they allow estimates of one quantity giv…
RT @docmilanfar: (5/5) Results like this are not just curiosities, but quite useful in practice as they allow estimates of one quantity giv…
RT @docmilanfar: (5/5) Results like this are not just curiosities, but quite useful in practice as they allow estimates of one quantity giv…
RT @docmilanfar: (5/5) Results like this are not just curiosities, but quite useful in practice as they allow estimates of one quantity giv…
RT @docmilanfar: (5/5) Results like this are not just curiosities, but quite useful in practice as they allow estimates of one quantity giv…
RT @docmilanfar: (5/5) Results like this are not just curiosities, but quite useful in practice as they allow estimates of one quantity giv…
(5/5) Results like this are not just curiosities, but quite useful in practice as they allow estimates of one quantity given the other two in a distribution-free manner. This is important in meta-analyses of studies in biomedical sciences etc https://t.co/
RT @triadsou: Estimating the mean and variance from the median, range, and the size of a sample. Stela Pudar Hozo, Benjamin Djulbegovic & I…
RT @triadsou: Estimating the mean and variance from the median, range, and the size of a sample. Stela Pudar Hozo, Benjamin Djulbegovic & I…
Estimating the mean and variance from the median, range, and the size of a sample. Stela Pudar Hozo, Benjamin Djulbegovic & Iztok Hozo. BMC Medical Research Methodology. https://t.co/f3exhbaFjQ
@debbbbier @AcademicChatter Maybe this will help: https://t.co/Y72oHZM84n
@AlfonsoPic1 No es descartable en absoluto que haya ocurrido, desde luego 🤔 Hay una fórmula para sacar la mediana a partir de la media y el rango (https://t.co/tPLsaNVMaM), pero sin tener en cuenta la distribución subyacente me parece que va a estar difíci
RT @TechSparx: Estimating mean and variance. Without making any assumptions about the underlying data distribution, if you only know the…
RT @TechSparx: Estimating mean and variance. Without making any assumptions about the underlying data distribution, if you only know the…
RT @TechSparx: Estimating mean and variance. Without making any assumptions about the underlying data distribution, if you only know the…
RT @TechSparx: Estimating mean and variance. Without making any assumptions about the underlying data distribution, if you only know the…
RT @TechSparx: Estimating mean and variance. Without making any assumptions about the underlying data distribution, if you only know the…
RT @TechSparx: Estimating mean and variance. Without making any assumptions about the underlying data distribution, if you only know the…
RT @TechSparx: Estimating mean and variance. Without making any assumptions about the underlying data distribution, if you only know the…
RT @TechSparx: Estimating mean and variance. Without making any assumptions about the underlying data distribution, if you only know the…
RT @TechSparx: Estimating mean and variance. Without making any assumptions about the underlying data distribution, if you only know the…
RT @TechSparx: Estimating mean and variance. Without making any assumptions about the underlying data distribution, if you only know the…
RT @TechSparx: Estimating mean and variance. Without making any assumptions about the underlying data distribution, if you only know the…
RT @TechSparx: Estimating mean and variance. Without making any assumptions about the underlying data distribution, if you only know the…
RT @TechSparx: Estimating mean and variance. Without making any assumptions about the underlying data distribution, if you only know the…
Estimating mean and variance. Without making any assumptions about the underlying data distribution, if you only know the minimum, median, maximum and size of a dataset; then one of the best estimates of mean and variance are as follows: https://t.co
RT @TechSparx: Estimating mean and variance. If you only know the minimum, median and maximum value of a dataset, Then, without needing t…
RT @TechSparx: Estimating mean and variance. If you only know the minimum, median and maximum value of a dataset, Then, without needing t…
RT @TechSparx: Estimating mean and variance. If you only know the minimum, median and maximum value of a dataset, Then, without needing t…
RT @TechSparx: Estimating mean and variance. If you only know the minimum, median and maximum value of a dataset, Then, without needing t…
Estimating mean and variance. If you only know the minimum, median and maximum value of a dataset, Then, without needing to make any assumptions about the underlying data distribution, one of the best estimates of mean and variance are as follows: https
FEB18:Estimating the mean and variance from the median, range, and the size of a sample #ArtículoFisio #InvestigaFisio:https://t.co/0EdriZRN0C
@metapredict @ProfDFrancis @david_colquhoun @f2harrell 1/2 Many thanks for that revised change range. If anyone wants to compare a test-retest CV with a change range, just to say that the x4 term tends to underestimate range from CV when n>70. For these
Estimating the mean and variance from the median, range, and the size of a sample #ArtículoFisio #InvestigaFisio:https://t.co/0EdriZAbC2
Morning reading: Estimating the mean and variance from the median, range, and the size of a sample https://t.co/tlhjIKOj5H
For meta-analysts: Divide range by 4 to estimate SD if N = 15 to 70; If N > 70, divided SD by 6 https://t.co/QMMcDBdZc6
Estimando la media a partir de la mediana (m), máximo (b) y mínimo (a). Fuente: https://t.co/auYXmAaOsR https://t.co/G2ws8Xb0gm
@TheMercedesXXX what are your thoughts on this methodology to determine variance given just the range https://t.co/jwLtKGN6yq
An interesting and unique technique - so useful for incomplete data sets! https://t.co/SEwpcKKNAN
Estimating the mean and variance from the median, range, and the size of a sample http://t.co/FAhsOEgmUh #datascience #metanalysis
Useful paper for estimating sample mean from median, range and sample size: http://t.co/kwjQCKcJEJ
#bmcmedicalresearchmethodology Estimating the mean and variance from the median, range, and the size of a sample http://t.co/1xoAnVLr3C