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Application of Bootstrap method in spectrometric data analysis By XIAO Jiali, Jenny ( 0830300038) A Final Year Project thesis (STAT 4121; 3 Credits) submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Science in Statistics at BNU-HKBU UNITED INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE December, 2011 DECLARATION I hereby declare that all the work done in this Project is of my independent effort. I also certify that I have never submitted the idea and product of this Project
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Assignment B Zoe Suet Yee Wan, Jason Lau, Yaoyu Su OutThere Pty Ltd Z3416862 Zoe Suet Yee Wan Z3416733 Jason Lau Z3353653 Yaoyu Su Tutorial: Friday 9-11am Tutor: Jason Simpson Date Submitted: 12/10/2012 Word Count (excluding appendix and overview) : 3113 Word Count for Overview: 301 1 Assignment B Zoe Suet Yee Wan, Jason Lau, Yaoyu Su Executive Summary This following report focuses on providing recommendations and appropriate suggestions to OutThere Pty Ltd regarding the
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Big data analytics is projected to change the way companies manage and analyze large information set and how people produce massive amounts of data. A recent findings produced by few Internet and Online Business Degree looked at the future of this trend sweeping through the IT industry. This concept is up-growing one as the current data storage pattern utilized by the companies is not as productive as plotted. It is refers to following type of data 1) Traditional Enterprise Data:- includes customer
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teachers used their experiences in a storytelling inservice training to teach| | | |lessons in language arts, science, social studies, and bilingual education. Qualitative research methods were used in simultaneously | | | |collecting and analyzing data. Storytelling was found to be a valuable tool for motivating students to listen and engage in content area | | | |lessons, improve reading skills in the content areas, and as a springboard for beginning units and skill development. Teachers'
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access to data to help enterprises make better decisions. It can provide information of various “Information Assets” in an organization and how they interact with each other. These assets include Customer Databases, SCM Information, Personnel data, Manufacturing, Sales & Marketing Activity. Applications of BI: BI can be applied to MARCKM * Measurement - performance metrics, benchmarking etc., * Analytics - data mining, process mining, predictive modeling * Reporting - Data visualization
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tools to try to make sense of the mountains of data created by Sprint network users on a daily basis. With approximately 70,000 employees worldwide and nearly $27 billion in annual revenues, Sprint is widely recognized for developing, engineering and deploying state-of-the-art network technologies, including the United States' first nationwide all-digital, fiber-optic network and an award-winning Tier 1 Internet backbone. Sprint provides local voice and data services in 18 states and operates the largest
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Total | Forecast | 120 | 135 | 140 | 120 | 125 | 125 | 140 | 135 | 1040 | Q3) Given the following information set up the problem in a transportation table and solve for the minimum-cost plan: Q4) Forecasts based on averages. Given the following data: Period | Number of Complaints | 1 | 60 | 2 | 65 | 3 | 55 | 4 | 58 | 5 | 64 | Prepare a forecast for period 6
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The phenomenon of interest (birth trauma and what it means to women) was clearly identified in the report. In the introduction the authors stated that women’s perception of birth trauma is quite different from the perception of the same phenomenon by health care providers. She also uses a term “in the eyes of the beholder” to emphasize that for every woman this phenomenon is unique. It is stated that PTSD after childbirth is quite prevalent and several studies support this fact. However, research
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Sorolla and Mrs. Iva Claire Latonero research teachers, for the professional guidance, excellent ideas and matchless patients that made this study complete. The researcher’s statistician, Ms. Michelle P. Bales for analyzing the statistical data, supporting their in all aspects and for sharing valuable knowledge. The researcher’s grammarian, Mr. John Martin P. Capicio for reviewing his/her English. And for always being there for the researchers. Mr. Edwin F. Mosura, for all the
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