Re: Testing for normality


"Luis A. Afonso" wrote:
A provisional list of the JR critical values:


Using
www.itl.nist.gov/div898/handbook/eda/section3/eda35b.htm

and the formula provided by the Marco.



__ n___c.v._____95%__________99%

__30__________4.02__________10.28
__35__________4.22__________10.72
__40__________4.41__________11.14
__45__________4.55__________11.38
__50__________4.65__________11.57
__55__________4.76__________11.73
__60__________4.84__________11.86

(frequencies based on 1million of samples for each size).


Comment
Marco, can you show me a more puerile-imbecile task than to provide an *infinite* number of decimal places concerning an erroneous approach, as chi-square (2 df) is to the JR statistics (Reef Fish gave)?

______licas (Luis A. Afonso)

Luis A. Afonso, I am afraid you're attributing what you called the
"erroneous approach, as in chi-square (2 df)" to the

WRONG "puerile-imbecil". It was given to you by your old
friend Jack Tomsky. I merely appended some related
remarks on Monte Carlo and quantile and probability
approximations to Jack's "imbecilic" remarks to you. :-)

BTW, Afonso, what are JR statistics?

-- Reef Fish Bob.

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