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Old 09-10-2009, 01:12 PM
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Ted Zanidakis
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Default Egbeachley and Matt

Matt
I think egbeachley has clarified what I meant by......
"This argument of yours, Matt, is not a statistically valid one."

A weighting factor must be considered in interpreting the data from these T206 surveys.

The range of the 350-only PB cards in these surveys was from 1 to 8.
HOWEVER, ONLY 5 OF THE 638 SAMPLES WERE 8.

The range of the 350/460 PB cards in these surveys was from 4 to 23.
HOWEVER, ONLY 8 OF THE 451 SAMPLES WERE 4

I think you will agree that these extrem #s represent the 3 SIGMA points on a Bell curve; and, further reinforce
my contention that a very high probability exists that the Demmitt and O'Hara (St Louis vars.) were printed and
issued during the 350-only POLAR BEAR run.


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