Case Study 7-1 Ability and Performance
- Ability - a characteristic
- Performance - statistics measure performance
Case Study 7-2 Simulating a batter's performance if his ability is known
- Spinner
- Simulation with Minitab
- 150 simulations of 10 at bats for Roberto Alomar (p = 0.4 of getting on base)
- Calc > Random Data > Binomial
- Stat > Tables > Tally individual variables
- Compare with Table 7.1 on p. 184
Case Study 7-3 Learning about a batter's ability
- Simulations with different values of p
- Identify the most likely value of p, conditional on the observed value of x.
Case Study 7-4 Interval estimates for ability
- General form of confidence intervals for p
- p-hat +/- z*SE
- Confidence intervals with Minitab
- Stat > Basic Statistics > 1 Proportion
Case Study 7-5 Comparing Wade Boggs and Tony Gwynn
- Two separate confidence intervals
- Confidence intervals for the difference in two proportions
- Stat > Basic Statistics > 2 Proportions
Leadoff Exercise, 7.1, 7.3, 7.5
Please complete your reading of Chapter 7 for class on Wednesday.