April 2017
Intermediate to advanced
648 pages
22h 22m
English
| Table J.1a–J.1b | Factors for calculating two-sided statistical intervals for a normal distribution |
| Table J.2a–J.2b | Further factors for calculating two-sided statistical intervals for a normal distribution |
| Table J.3a–J.3b | Factors for calculating one-sided statistical bounds for a normal distribution |
| Table J.4a–J.4b | Further factors for calculating one-sided statistical bounds for a normal distribution |
| Table J.5a–J.5b | Factors for calculating normal distribution two-sided tolerance intervals to control the center of a distribution |
| Table J.6a–J.6b | Factors for calculating normal distribution two-sided tolerance intervals to control both tails of a distribution |
| Table J.7a–J.7d | Factors for calculating two-sided confidence intervals and one-sided confidence bounds for normal distribution quantiles or normal distribution one-sided tolerance bounds |
| Table J.8 | Factors for calculating normal distribution two-sided prediction intervals for m future observations |
| Table J.9 | Factors for calculating normal distribution one-sided prediction bounds for m future observations |
| Table J.10a–J.10c | Order statistics ℓ and u and actual confidence levels for two-sided distribution-free confidence intervals for the p quantile, for various sample sizes n and nominal 100(1 − α)% confidence levels |
| Table J.11 | Value ν needed to obtain a two-sided distribution-free tolerance interval (one-sided distribution-free tolerance bound) by removing ν − 2 (or ν − 1) observations from ... |
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