Schematic diagram ...Figure 18.8 Anscombe's quartet. Scatterplots with regression lines for four fa...Figure 18.9 Scatterplot of the first two principal components (PCs) from princ...Figure 18.10 Example of how to make a graph descriptive.Figure 18.11 The standard normal distribution.Figure 18.12 Other well-described discrete and continuous distributions common...Figure 18.13 Bond length and coordination angle histograms for coordinated met...Figure 18.14 Overview of the process of statistical inference. FUV stands for ...Figure 18.15 Truth table with descriptions of type I and II errors.Figure 18.16 Diagram illustrating the relationships between a probability dens...Figure 18.17 Using a Student's t-test to test a null hypothesis.Figure 18.18 Relationship between population and sample mean distributions..Figure 18.19 An approximate power analysis diagram for a Student's t-test.19 AppendicesFigure 6.A.1 Pseudo-computer code for the fill order of V(i,j) and W(i,j). Thi...Figure 6.A.2 The filled V(i,j) array for sequence GCGGGUACCGAUCGUCGC.Figure 6.A.3 The filled W(i,j) array for sequence GCGGGUACCGAUCGUCGC.Figure 6.A.4 Illustrations of maximum hydrogen bond conformations as found by ...Figure 6.A.5 Flowchart for structure traceback. Traceback starts by placing 1,...Figure 6.A.6 The secondary structure of rGCGGGUACCGAUCGUCGC with 17 hydrogen b...
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