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 | Sample  | 20 individual fish are tested.   |
 | Variables  | Dependent: Health.  Independent: Oceanic area (N,S).  Dependent variable is measured with the "famous Health Probe".  |
-| Subject pool  | N=20; random sample.  |
+| Subject pool  | N=20; random sample. Specify by which means/method the randomness is generated and followed.  |
 | Gathering data  | Repeated measures: 20 measurements for indexes of health: \\ North:97,99,88,77,99,20,87,88,89,65; \\ South:66,48, ....   |
 | **What we have so far**  | Basically, we have a bunch of measurements which came from two different parts of the country. They will probably have a different mean, median, etc. -- it's unlikely that they will be equal. This difference, we would like to find out -- is it a true representation of the actual fish population in each of these two different locations?  |
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 | Formula for Std. Err. of Est. | http://cs.gmu.edu/cne/modules/dau/stat/regression/multregsn/mreg_2_frm.html   |
 | 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  |
+| Main limitation of linear models  | Assumes -- apriori! -- a linear relationship  |
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