From: shotgun on
On Mon, 16 Jun 2008 23:17:23 +0200, lacro <carlos.lacroze(a)gmail.com> wrote:

> Fine with all. I understood you correctly then. It must be I didn't
> get the whole code of the application properly during the
> "translations" then. Tks anyway.
>
> Meanwhile and for the rest, the other challenges stay on.
>
> A proper way of computing the regression OUTPUTS, provided ONLY the 6
> initial summary statistics (x, y, x^2, y^2, x*y, n) as the local
> variables defined (BUT WITHOUT the SDAT matrix values of whichever the
> number of actual data points).
>
> Alternatives to solve statisitical distributions like e.g. LN, Gamma,
> Weibull, Pascal, t, Chi2 and F-St at least (let alone the Normal /
> Std, Binomial and Poisson), along the way Stuart Sidders did with his
> 48SX release of STATSPACK49 (converted and ported by Gaak later), and
> perhaps even a way to get the distribution parameters computed in the
> way or to solve Partial Mathematic Expectation (for Mean) cases.
>
> A way to linearize expressions like 'Y = alfa * X^beta' in order to
> get 'ln Y=ln alfa + beta * ln X'... is it with the LIN function?
>
> A reasonable 4x series emulator for DOS (HP 200LX) along its ROM, or
> if somebody is so kind to explain me how to use the existing ones.
>
>
> Regards, Carlos
>
> ----------------------------------------------------------------
> On Jun 16, 2:31�am, Leon <leon...(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>> Hello Carlos
>> obly suposed to be only
>> now
>> 4 { 5.5 7.2 9.4 10 12.2 } @ Y { valores de Y en lista }
>> 3 { 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 } @ X { valores de X en lista }
>> 2 5 @ n ( valor de n como numero no lista )
>> 1 1 @ number of decimals of Y if it has any decimales que tenga Y
>>
>> i will try to save a file with the code from HPUserEdit 5 and send it
>> to you this week with the improved code



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From: shotgun on
On Sun, 15 Jun 2008 01:11:25 +0200, Leon <leon401(a)gmail.com> wrote:

> I made this for my Econometric Class
> i only enter
> Stack
> 4 { all the values of Y } @ List
> 3 { all values of X } @ List
> 2 Number of X @ integer
> 1 Decimals of X @ integer
> for econometric porpuses i put the round RND but if you dont need you
> can take it out
> the program should work since i used it for testing my homeworks and i
> got all the values right
> if you need more help with the code please reply the email i send you
> because i made few other programs to solve diferent things like obly
> b0 and b1
>
> Greetings
>
> Leon



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