(See) The tail length in millimeters (x1) and wing lengths in millimeters (x2) for 45 male hook- billed kites are given in t6-11.dat. Test for equality
Question: The tail length in millimeters (x1) and wing lengths in millimeters (x2) for 45 male hook- billed kites are given in t6-11.dat. Test for equality of mean vectors for the populations of
male and female hook-billed kites.
- Check the male data for univariate normality (histograms, boxplots, and Q-Q plots.
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Check the male data for outliers: post your scatterplot pairs and a table of values to
check for outliers. Describe the four ways we check for outliers. - Check the male data for multivariate normality by posting a Chi-Square plot.
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Use Box's M-test to test for equality of covariances. Set _ = 0:05. Write your null
and alternative hypothesis, give your test statistic, C, and critical value, state your
conclusion. -
Test the Hypothesis for equality of mean vectors for the two populations. Write your
null and alternative hypothesis, give your T2 test statistic, critical value, and decision. - Give the Simultaneous Confidence intervals and interpret.
- Give the Bonferroni Confidence intervals and interpret.
- BONUS: create a scatterplot of male and female data and color males blue and females
red. See lizard data on p.335.
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