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Evaluating the adjusted expectation

We have shown what we expect to happen: let us now introduce data into the analysis by evaluating the adjusted expectations shown in figure 10 for our actual observations, tex2html_wrap_inline9036 and tex2html_wrap_inline9038 . We can see this output if we select the a  option of the SHOW:  command:

BD>show: a tex2html_wrap_inline6116

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Figure 15:  Adjusted expectations evaluated

giving the output shown in figure 15. The numbers given here are the adjusted expectations, tex2html_wrap_inline9790 and tex2html_wrap_inline9106 , for the two quantities of interest, given the particular observed tex2html_wrap_inline8770 .

As before, we can add the `+' symbol to our option to obtain further details on the evaluations of the adjusted expectations:

BD>show: a+ tex2html_wrap_inline6116

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Figure 16:  Adjusted expectations details

giving the output shown in figure 16. This output (which is discussed further in section 5.2) gives the following information: reading from left to right, and using tex2html_wrap_inline8580 to illustrate, we have



David Wooff
Thu Oct 15 12:20:04 BST 1998