Calculus of Principal Relations by Hamilton W.R.

By Hamilton W.R.

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Consider, however, hypothetical Trial 15. 78. This value is conceptually meaningless. One cannot forget more than what one had in memory. Thus, while extrapolating may use conceptually meaningful predictor values, the resulting estimates must be inspected and evaluated as to their meaningfulness. The same applies to predictor values. In the present example, there can be no trial number-5. 70 out of 80 items on the list. However, regardless of how conceptually meaningful the estimate will be, when predictor values are impossible, results cannot be interpreted.

First, one can ask whether slope coefficients are constant in the same sample. Consider a repeated measures design where predictors and criteria are repeatedly observed. This design allows researchers to estimate regression parameters separately for each observation point. These estimates can be tested using hierarchical linear models (Bryk & Raudenbush, 1992). Second, one can ask whether one regression line is consistently located above another, within a given interval of predictor values. There is a t test by Tsutakawa and Hewett (1978) that allows one to answer this question.

7: Comparing two samples in the forgetting experiment. 19). 2) with a hypothetical sample from 1995. Participants in the replication experiment learned the same syllables until they were able to recall 100%. Forgetting was tested using the same number of trials in the same time intervals. 7 displays the original data together with the data from the replication experiment. 2. 1. 7. The figure suggests that forgetting is less brisk in the replication sample than in the original sample.

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