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Extreme Optimization User's Guide

User's Guide

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Note: This documentation is preliminary and shows only a portion of the final User's Guide.

1 Introduction

2 Statistical Variables

3 Continuous Variables

3.1 Numerical Variables
3.2 Transforming Numerical Variables
3.3 Time Variables

4 Categorical Variables

4.1 Categorical Scales
4.2 Numerical Scales
4.3 Date/Time Scales
4.4 Categorical Variables

5 Variable Collections

5.1 Key Variables
5.2 Variable Collections

6 General Linear Models

7 Regression Analysis

7.1 Simple Linear Regression
7.2 Multiple Linear Regression
7.3 Polynomial Regression
7.4 Nonlinear Regression
7.5 Logistic Regression

8 Analysis of Variance

8.1 ANOVA Models
8.2 One-way ANOVA
8.3 One-way ANOVA with Repeated Measures
8.4 Two-way ANOVA

9 Time Series Analysis

9.1 Time Series Collections
9.2 Transforming the Frequency

10 Continuous Probability Distributions

10.1 Continuous Distributions
10.2 The Beta Distribution
10.3 The Cauchy Distribution
10.4 The Chi-Square Distribution
10.5 The Erlang Distribution
10.6 The Exponential Distribution
10.7 The F Distribution
10.8 The Gamma Distribution
10.9 The Gumbel Distribution
10.10 The Laplace Distribution
10.11 The Logistic Distribution
10.12 The Lognormal Distribution
10.13 The Normal Distribution
10.14 The Pareto Distribution
10.15 The Rayleigh Distribution
10.16 Student's T Distribution
10.17 The Triangular Distribution
10.18 The Continuous Uniform Distribution
10.19 The Weibull Distribution

11 Discrete Probability Distributions

11.1 The Bernoulli Distribution
11.2 The Binomial Distribution
11.3 The Geometric Distribution
11.4 The Hypergeometric Distribution
11.5 The Negative Binomial Distribution
11.6 The Poisson Distribution
11.7 The Discrete Uniform Distribution

12 Hypothesis Tests

12.1 Hypothesis Test Basics
12.2 Testing Means
12.3 Testing Variances
12.4 Testing Goodness-of-Fit
12.5 Testing Homogeneity of Variances

13 Histograms

14 Random Numbers

14.1 Random Number Generators
14.2 Quasi-Random Sequences
14.3 Random Enumerators

15 Appendices

15.1 Exception Types
15.2 Enumeration Types

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