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Sorry but the moment i read this it got me rather annoyed.

 

 

 

In the information for the next TET event on Saturday it says how they did the "spearmans rank test"

 

That is waffle. Its called the Spearmans rank correlation coefficiant, all it does is gives you a final number of the steepness of the gradient of a line if your data was plotted onto a scatter graph.

 

You order your data and rank it then match up the second results to it, square them and insert into the formula; but thats not important.

 

 

 

Anyway, finding out whether your graph has a weak/strong possitive or negative correlation will not tell you whether the whole of Misthalin will explode.

 

 

 

For all of you looking at me in confusion a correlation is how steep the line is of a graph, positive is like this: / and negative is like this: \

 

 

 

Anyway, sorry but i had to post this.

 

 

 

Statistics ftw <3:

 

 

 

(Dont flame me xD)

 

P.s - Flame me and i'll set Den on you when he gets back from Germany.

Feel free to add your views in the topic about the event in question. :)

 

 

 

Laikrob,

 

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You're accusing me of bigotry, how ironic. It's a nice attempt at argument, but your responses are facile and asinine, if not diatribe. Who's arrogant now?

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