Recidivism Among Participants In U.S. Juvenile Boot Camps

Recidivism among participants in U.S. juvenile boot camps Recidivism among participants in U.S. juvenile boot camps Executive Summary The juvenile crime has been increasing in US due to various factors. One factor according the research is found out to be the presence of juvenile boot camps. The juveniles are treated there in ...

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Student Identity

STUDENT IDENTITY Application of Statistics in Epidemiology [Name of the Institute]Section 1 Question 1: Examination of Total Cholesterol Distribution and Outliers Distribution In order to analyse the distribution of total cholesterol, here we have used histogram with a curvilinear plot of distribution. Statistics Tchol N Valid 450 Missing 0 Mean 5.6976 Std. Error of Mean .17508 Median 5.3350 Mode 3.36a Std. Deviation 3.71406 Variance 13.794 Skewness 10.338 Std. Error of Skewness .115 Kurtosis 122.634 Std. Error of Kurtosis .230 Range 53.54 Minimum 2.55 Maximum 56.09 Percentiles 25 4.4428 50 5.3350 75 6.2940 a. Multiple modes exist. ...

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Assignment 1 & 2

ASSIGNMENT 1 & 2 ASSIGNMENT 1 & 2 ASSIGNMENT 1 & 2 Descriptive Statistics Mean In statistics, Mean is the measures of central tendency and it is defined as the sum of all the observation divided by total number of observation. We can find the value of mean by using the formula (Balduzzi,et.al,1998,pp.62-72). X = ...

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Statistics

Statistics Statistics 1. Coffee and Soft Drinks Suppose 55 percent of adults drink coffee, 45 percent drink soft drinks, and 10 percent drink both.{Coffee and Soft Drinks Narrative} What is the probability that a randomly chosen adult does not drink soft drinks? Solution Coffee used = 55% people Soft Drinks used = 45% people Both = ...

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Inferential Statistics

Inferential Statistics [Name of the Author] [Name of the institute] Case 11 1. Hypothesis testing statistical significance for difference between means1 Z-test2 Critical region2 Test Statistics2 Decision2 2. Confidence intervals3 Conclusion4 Case 25 1. For Proportion (New product placement)5 Conclusion5 2. For Proportion (Competitive products)6 Conclusion6 Case 37 1. Hypothesis testing statistical significance for one standard deviation7 -test7 Level of Significance:7 Rejection region:8 Test Statistics:8 Decision8 References9 Case 1 1. Hypothesis testing statistical significance ...

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Module 5 – Case

MODULE 5 - CASE MODULE 5 - CASE Pareto Charts Pareto Chart is statistical tools that are used to defined in decision making process by using restricted number of task that generate a significant effect in the overall values. The principle of Pareto chart is by doing 20% of work and ...

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Reliability And Availability Assessment

RELIABILITY AND AVAILABILITY ASSESSMENT Reliability and Availability Assessment Introduction2 Energy Production Of Small Hydropower Stations3 Cost-Benefit Analysis Of A Small Hydro Power Station4 Application Results8 Calculation of Energy Production9 Cost-Benefit Analysis10 Parametrical Analysis Of The Financial Behaviour Of A Small Hydro Power Plant14 Capacity Factor14 Turnkey Cost15 Subsidization Impact15 Electricity Price Escalation Rate17 Maintenance and Operation Cost Inflation Rate17 Investment Residual Value18 Taxation ...

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Ibm Spss Analysis

IBM SPSS Analysis IBM SPSS Statistics Relationship between Happiness and Age According to the survey, three general happiness categories itself in terms of three section, that is very happy, pretty happy and not too happy. We have a data in which 435 Peoples are grouped in very happy section. Out of total population ...

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Ibm Spss Statistics

IBM SPSS Statistics IBM SPSS Statistics Report Out of 240 total population of the student 179 were alive whereas the remaining 59 were dead. The mean of a live person is 87.21 whereas the dead peoples mean is 96.19. The ratio of dead people is higher than the a live people. With ...

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Homework 2

Homework 2 Answer No. 1: (a) From the coefficient value of "a" that is constant in regression analysis, it can be said that the value is in positive, indicating the positive association of dependent variable with the independent variables. Moreover, for the coefficient "b", it can be noted that the coefficient value is ...

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