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Homework 5


Solutions:



Exercise 26a(i)
Let's suppose you already downloaded the data and have them stored in three variables. Mine are x1,x2 and x3 for percentage removed, duration of the removal and code of the bee respectively. I first created two variables to store the data when we deal with one kind of bees and another for the other (du1 and du2) In them I store the data to plot in the boxplot.
motif()
x1_x[,1]
x2_x[,2]
x3_x[,3]
du1_rep(NA,length(x3))
du2_rep(NA,length(x3))
li_0;lo_0
for (a in 1:length(x3)){if (x3[a]==1){li_li+1;du1[a]_x1[a]}
else{lo_lo+1;du2[a]_x1[a]}}
boxplot(du1,du2)


Exercise 26a(ii)
The second boxplot requires to transform previously the variables x4_log(x1/(1-x1)) for (a in 1:length(x3)){if (x3[a]==1){du1[a]_x4[a]}
else{du2[a]_x4[a]}}
boxplot(du1,du2)


Exercise 26a(iii)
I will use the codes from the previous hw to solve this. You can see that once you create them you just need to tell the program which the new dataset is. #Given that the data is in order, we just have to do this m1_mean(du1[1:li])
m2_mean(du2[li+1:lo])
s1_sqrt(var(du1[1:li]))
s2_sqrt(var(du2[li+1:lo]))
n1_li
n2_lo
sp_sqrt((((n1-1)*var(du1[1:li]))+((n2-1)*var(du2[li+1:lo])))/(n1+n2-2))
sey2y1_sp*sqrt((1/n1)+(1/n2))
qt(0.975,n1+n2-2)
ica_m2-m1-qt(0.975,n1+n2-2)*sey2y1
icb_m2-m1+qt(0.975,n1+n2-2)*sey2y1
t_((m2-m1)-0)/sey2y1
pvalue_1-pt(abs(t),n1+n2-2)
  • These are the solutions:
  • Mean 1 Mean 2 S.d. 1 S.d. 2 pooled s.e. d.freedom t(97.5) Interval t stat. p-value
    -.38 0.76 0.90 0.84 0.89 0.29 45 2.014 [0.54,1.74] 3.84 0.0001
    
    

    Exercise 26b(i)
    du1_rep(NA,length(x3))
    du2_rep(NA,length(x3))
    li_0;lo_0
    for (a in 1:length(x3)){if (x3[a]==1){li_li+1;du1[a]_x2[a]}
    else{lo_lo+1;du2[a]_x2[a]}}
    boxplot(du1,du2)


    Exercise 26b(ii)
    x5_log(x2) for (a in 1:length(x3)){if (x3[a]==1){du1[a]_x5[a]}else{du2[a]_x5[a]}}
    boxplot(du1,du2)


    Exercise 26b(iii)
    x6_log(x2/1-x2)
    for (a in 1:length(x3)){if (x3[a]==1){du1[a]_x6[a]}else{du2[a]_x6[a]}}
    boxplot(du1,du2)


    Exercise 26b(iv)
    It seems to be the ++++++++++++ one

    Exercise 26b(v)
  • These are the solutions:
  • Confidence interval p-value
    [0.18,1.11] 0.0036


    Exercise 26b(vi)
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    Exercise 26b(vii)
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