Applied Statistics using PAST - part 4
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This paper discusses the application of statistical concepts such as Pearson and Spearman correlation coefficients and regression analysis using PAST software. It illustrates how to perform linear and polynomial regression based on provided datasets, along with the process of creating graphs to visualize relationships between variables. The examples provided demonstrate practical applications in predicting age based on humeral length and other dimensions, highlighting the importance of determining the right model for accurate predictions.
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