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Producing a (larger) t-dist table for two-sided region testing; extended approach, related to #148 #194
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… the table data published in the t-dist wikipedia page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Student%27s_t-distribution. See 'Analysis' comment at issue bestiejs#148. This commit also adds a few more URLs to reference pages for other bits of the statistics calculus' math background.
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Producing a (larger) t-dist table for two-sided region testing, using the table data published in the t-dist wikipedia page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Student%27s_t-distribution. See also 'Analysis' comment at issue #148.
Note that this commit can be tweaked when anyone desires:
if (0) ...code at the end of the diff toif (1) ...to get a dump to console of the generated t-dist table (up to n=120 degrees of freedom, rather than just 30)var j = 5;to another column index, e.g.j = 7for p=0.01 (~ 99% confidence) when you want to calculate figures using a different p assumption.This commit also adds a few more URLs to reference pages for other bits of the statistics calculus' math background related to the issue/analysis in #148.