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Barycentric Coordinates Brinley PlotsQuantile-quantile plots, usually empirically obtained from data from two samples of the same size from a younger and an older population of subjects. The data in each group is ordered and the rth smallest value in Sample1 is plotted against the rth smallest value in Sample2. Additive and Multiplicative relationships can be read from the slope and/or intercept of these plots. Hartley EntropyFor a probability distribution on a finite set of events this is the logarithm of the number events with positive probability. Part correlationPartial correlationPartial residuals ROC or Receiver Operating CharacteristicThis is a term derived from SignalDetectionTheory and relates the trade-off between Hits (or Correct Positives) and False Alarms (or False Positives) when using a decision criterion based on the value of a measure. Triangular CoordinatesReturn to Statistics main page Return to CBU main page These pages are maintained by Ian Nimmo-Smith and Peter Watson [Last updated on 20 October, 2005]