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JatinGoyal 2021EEB1180

The document presents statistical analysis results from a dataset labeled Set B, including calculations of mean, variance, and quartiles for transformed data. It details the application of custom functions to derive new variables and their respective statistical properties. Additionally, it includes references to software used for the analysis, namely jamovi and R.

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JatinGoyal 2021EEB1180

The document presents statistical analysis results from a dataset labeled Set B, including calculations of mean, variance, and quartiles for transformed data. It details the application of custom functions to derive new variables and their respective statistical properties. Additionally, it includes references to software used for the analysis, namely jamovi and R.

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> #Jatin Goyal, 2021EEB1180, Set B
> #a)
> given = data$SetB
> u = (given-2)/3
> mean(u)

[1] 0.4979

> var(u)

[1] 0.08406

> Q1 = median(u) - IQR(u)/2


> Q2 = median(u)
> Q3 = median(u) + IQR(u)/2
> Q1

[1] 0.237

> Q2

[1] 0.4852

> Q3

[1] 0.7334

> #b)
> myexp = function(u)
{
x = log(1-u)*(-1/3)
return(x)
}
> x = myexp(u)
> mean(x)

[1] 0.3344

> var(x)

[1] 0.1141

> Q1 = median(x) - IQR(x)/2


> Q2 = median(x)
> Q3 = median(x) + IQR(x)/2
> Q1

[1] 0.04025

> Q2

[1] 0.2213

> Q3

[1] 0.4024

> #c)
> mygamma = function(x,alpha,n)
{
y = matrix(x, nrow = alpha, ncol = n)
colSums(y)
}
> y = mygamma(x,10,100)
> mean(y)

[1] 3.344

> var(y)

[1] 1.17

> Q1 = median(y) - IQR(y)/2


> Q2 = median(y)
> Q3 = median(y) + IQR(y)/2
> Q1

[1] 2.449

> Q2

[1] 3.224

> Q3

[1] 4

> #d)
> a = y[1:50]
> b = y[51:100]
> c = a+b
> ve = a/c
> mean(ve)

[1] 0.5042

> var(ve)

[1] 0.01118

> Q1 = median(ve) - IQR(ve)/2


> Q2 = median(ve)
> Q3 = median(ve) + IQR(ve)/2
> Q1

[1] 0.439

> Q2

[1] 0.5144

> Q3

[1] 0.5897

> hist(ve,col = "blue")


> # abline(v=c(0.5,mean(ve)), col = ("green","red"), lwd = 2, lty = c(1,2))
> plot(density(ve), col = "blue", lwd = 2)

> # abline(v=c(0.5,mean(ve)),lty = c(1,2), col = ("green","red"), lwd = 2)

References
[1] The jamovi project (2024). jamovi. (Version 2.5) [Computer Software]. Retrieved from https://www.jamovi.org.

[2] R Core Team (2023). R: A Language and environment for statistical computing. (Version 4.3) [Computer software]. Retrieved
from https://cran.r-project.org. (R packages retrieved from CRAN snapshot 2024-01-09).

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