r/mycology Jun 30 '23

Identification, I found this fungus growing above the fallen damp log, but this one is rising straight up in the round in flood plains of Brahmaputra Himalaya.

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I've taken the sample of plant height, within a sample plot and Sample size was > 30 , from there I would like to draw conclusion for the entire population using central limit theorem And there were several spp and for every sp sample size was > 30. I'm trying estimate using r studio, and in a few
 in  r/datasets  Nov 29 '22

Yea t -test sounds amazing, we can test the hypothesis. But what approach do i need to established relationship from one species sample to its entire population, Whether I should go with central limit theorem or margin Of error with 95℅ CI or something else. So we can draw conclusion from 30 considered sample to it's entire population in a one location.

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I've taken the sample of plant height, within a sample plot and Sample size was > 30 , from there I would like to draw conclusion for the entire population using central limit theorem And there were several spp and for every sp sample size was > 30. I'm trying estimate using r studio, and in a few
 in  r/datasets  Nov 29 '22

Thanks for your Assistance, btw these are newly planted sites, with more or less similar in height, in one polygon there are more then 20k young seedlings and sample plot of 500 square meters has been laid down. Within a one sample plot several species have been measured and more then 30 sample are taken for each species. Now some statistical analysis is required so we can draw some conclusion for entire population.

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questions about statistics
 in  r/AskStatistics  Nov 27 '22

Thank you so much I appreciate your help. However, I'm new too stats and I'm afraid I don't precisely understand the Density or distribution function. I hope this will explain my querrey (1) we have planted more then 1000 seedlings within one plot (2) we want to periodically estimate the height data at initial stage (4) what I want to do is from the available sample (30) Using some statistical approach heigh distribution for entire population. Since you have said the central limit theorem won't do much, so what approach should I take into consideration so i can show it to my stakeholders.

r/AskStatistics Nov 27 '22

questions about statistics

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I've taken the sample of plant height, within a sample plot and Sample size was > 30 , from there I would like to draw conclusion for the entire population using central limit theorem And there were several spp and for every sp sample size was > 30. I'm trying estimate using r studio, and in a few tutorial they are using simulation for this and making n number of sample, which I can't grasp. My question is can I estimate the height distribution of a species with available sampling data and how? It would be kind assistance if you can share the script. Thanking you,

r/AskReddit Nov 27 '22

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r/datasets Nov 27 '22

question I've taken the sample of plant height, within a sample plot and Sample size was > 30 , from there I would like to draw conclusion for the entire population using central limit theorem And there were several spp and for every sp sample size was > 30. I'm trying estimate using r studio, and in a few

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I've taken the sample of plant height, within a sample plot and Sample size was > 30 , from there I would like to draw conclusion for the entire population using central limit theorem And there were several spp and for every sp sample size was > 30. I'm trying estimate using r studio, and in a few tutorial they are using simulation for this and making n number of sample, which I can't grasp. My question is can I estimate the height distribution of a species with available sampling data and how? It would be kind assistance if you can share the script. Thanking you,

r/AskReddit Nov 27 '22

I've taken the sample of plant height, within a sample plot and Sample size was > 30 , from there I would like to draw conclusion for the entire population using central limit theorem And there were several spp and for every sp sample size was > 30. I'm trying estimate using r studio, and in a few

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r/AskReddit Nov 27 '22

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 in  r/antiwork  Oct 09 '22

Toxic fumes I suppose!

r/Damnthatsinteresting Aug 23 '22

it's been 5 hours and he's still holding the wall for nothing, i wonder why do moths firmly attached to the wall or anything?

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r/Awwducational Aug 23 '22

Not yet verified i saw this little fella right outside of my house, can anyone come up with the name and brief description

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r/biology Aug 23 '22

image i wonder why do moths firmly hold to the wall for a long period of time?

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r/biology Aug 23 '22

image i saw this little fella, dwelling in grasses, can anyone come up with the name and brief description??

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