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public:rem4:rem4-20:design_of_comparative_experiments_ii [2020/03/25 19:38] thorissonpublic:rem4:rem4-20:design_of_comparative_experiments_ii [2024/04/29 13:33] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 +=== Example of an Experiment: Fish ===
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 +| Theory   | Temperature has an effect on cell growth of animals. This goes for fish as well.    | 
 +| Motivation   | If we can find evidence for this we might be able to grow larger fish in captivity; larger fish means fewer people starving (or more revenue - or both). \\ Fishing further South might be better for everyone, even those living in the North.   
 +| Hypothesis  | That size of fish varies with ocean temperature. \\   
 +| Experiment   | Comparing the size of fish in the Atlantic Ocean by taking a sample from various latitudes. Argument: Temperature falls the further North one goes; thus, fish at higher latitudes should be smaller. 
 +| Sample | 100 fish south of Iceland. 100 fish north of Iceland. 
 +| Dependent variable  | Size of fish (continuous).   |
 +| Independent variable  | Latitude (two levels - South and North).   |
 +| Statistics  | Linear regression.    |
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 +=== Example of an Experiment: Routers ===
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 +| Theory    | Congestion on networks gets worse the smaller "visibility horizon" <m>H_v</m> each node <m>N_i</m> in a network has about traffic on other adjacent nodes. \\ <m>H_v</m>: Information about traffic, including past, present, and predicted.       |
 +| Motivation   | Knowing whether nodes from router manufacturer X or Y are a better purchase might be decided by looking at their implemented routing methods. \\ Knowing how to set parameters on already-purchased routing nodes might be put on a more scientific ground.   |
 +| Experiment   | Comparing routers from ZYX and Cis. The former advertise their routers to be "network-aware" whereas the latter brag about being "perfect for P2P networks" because each node doesn't need to know anything about the rest of the network.     |
 +| Hypothesis   | Routers from ZYX will perform better at handling congestion than routers from Cis.     |
 +| Independent variables   | 1. Router type. \\ 2. Traffic. \\ 3. Network size.    |
 +| Dependent variables    | 1. Congestion. \\ 2. Congestion recovery. \\ 3. Routing efficiency.    |
 +| Statistics    | MANOVA   |
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 === Linear Models: Regression Analysis === === Linear Models: Regression Analysis ===
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 | Need estimate of error  | We must estimate how closely real Ys (Y) follow the predicted Ys (Y' | | Need estimate of error  | We must estimate how closely real Ys (Y) follow the predicted Ys (Y' |
 | The measure most commonly used  | Standard Error of Estimate  | | The measure most commonly used  | Standard Error of Estimate  |
-| Formula for Std. Err. of Est. | http://cs.gmu.edu/cne/modules/dau/stat/regression/multregsn/mreg_2_frm.html   |+| Formula for Std. Err. of Est. | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-txC-dpI-E (walk-through video)   |
 | What it tells us  | How far, on average, real Ys fall from the line  | | What it tells us  | How far, on average, real Ys fall from the line  |
 | The smaller the Std. Err. of Est. is ... | ... the better a predictor the line is  |  | The smaller the Std. Err. of Est. is ... | ... the better a predictor the line is  | 
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