Re: Help With Statistics on "Compressed Data"

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From: Hang-Yue
Date: Thu, 05 Nov 1992 19:39

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 Since there is threshold and you want normal errors, then you should
 use the truncated normal distribution.

 H.Y. Ngo
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 An sociology student who has some interests in Statistics.

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