| | | *The author of this computation has been verified* | | R Software Module: /skewkurt.wasp (opens new window with default values) | | Title produced by software: Skewness and Kurtosis | | Date of computation: Mon, 29 Nov 2010 18:03:42 +0000 | | | | Cite this page as follows: | | Statistical Computations at FreeStatistics.org, Office for Research Development and Education, URL http://www.freestatistics.org/blog/date/2010/Nov/29/t1291053716aun16h4hc2pkg6t.htm/, Retrieved Mon, 29 Nov 2010 19:01:56 +0100 | | | | BibTeX entries for LaTeX users: | @Manual{KEY,
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| | | | Original text written by user: | | | | | IsPrivate? | | No (this computation is public) | | | | User-defined keywords: | | | | | Dataseries X: | | » Textbox « » Textfile « » CSV « | | 4582.051378
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| Trimmed Skewness and Kurtosis (small sample) - Ungrouped Data |
| Skewness Measure (small sample) | Value | Probability | Kurtosis Measure (small sample) | Value | Probability |
| Trim. Skewness (0/120) | 0.132400 | 0.548400 | Trim. Kurtosis (0/120) | -0.091300 | 0.833600 |
| Trim. Skewness (1/120) | 0.067700 | 0.756600 | Trim. Kurtosis (1/120) | -0.265800 | 0.541800 |
| Trim. Skewness (2/120) | 0.030500 | 0.888600 | Trim. Kurtosis (2/120) | -0.401500 | 0.362800 |
| Trim. Skewness (3/120) | -0.027200 | 0.896600 | Trim. Kurtosis (3/120) | -0.498600 | 0.267000 |
| Trim. Skewness (4/120) | -0.103400 | 0.645600 | Trim. Kurtosis (4/120) | -0.654600 | 0.147000 |
| Trim. Skewness (5/120) | -0.132300 | 0.562000 | Trim. Kurtosis (5/120) | -0.704200 | 0.121200 |
| Trim. Skewness (6/120) | -0.166600 | 0.471600 | Trim. Kurtosis (6/120) | -0.750000 | 0.103200 |
| Trim. Skewness (7/120) | -0.197200 | 0.395400 | Trim. Kurtosis (7/120) | -0.801000 | 0.083600 |
| Trim. Skewness (8/120) | -0.222000 | 0.347200 | Trim. Kurtosis (8/120) | -0.857000 | 0.067200 |
| Trim. Skewness (9/120) | -0.231300 | 0.332000 | Trim. Kurtosis (9/120) | -0.901200 | 0.056200 |
| Trim. Skewness (10/120) | -0.239000 | 0.322200 | Trim. Kurtosis (10/120) | -0.947800 | 0.046600 |
| Trim. Skewness (11/120) | -0.256800 | 0.289200 | Trim. Kurtosis (11/120) | -0.976400 | 0.042400 |
| Trim. Skewness (12/120) | -0.264700 | 0.280200 | Trim. Kurtosis (12/120) | -0.986900 | 0.042400 |
| Trim. Skewness (13/120) | -0.257600 | 0.298400 | Trim. Kurtosis (13/120) | -0.997100 | 0.042400 |
| Trim. Skewness (14/120) | -0.255800 | 0.307800 | Trim. Kurtosis (14/120) | -1.002500 | 0.043400 |
| Trim. Skewness (15/120) | -0.255200 | 0.312400 | Trim. Kurtosis (15/120) | -0.993600 | 0.047800 |
| Trim. Skewness (16/120) | -0.253900 | 0.322200 | Trim. Kurtosis (16/120) | -0.990300 | 0.051200 |
| Trim. Skewness (17/120) | -0.257900 | 0.317400 | Trim. Kurtosis (17/120) | -0.979900 | 0.056200 |
| Trim. Skewness (18/120) | -0.262200 | 0.317400 | Trim. Kurtosis (18/120) | -0.977400 | 0.058800 |
| Trim. Skewness (19/120) | -0.262600 | 0.322200 | Trim. Kurtosis (19/120) | -0.979100 | 0.061400 |
| Trim. Skewness (20/120) | -0.265800 | 0.322200 | Trim. Kurtosis (20/120) | -0.988900 | 0.062800 |
| Trim. Skewness (21/120) | -0.265800 | 0.327000 | Trim. Kurtosis (21/120) | -1.003400 | 0.061400 |
| Trim. Skewness (22/120) | -0.260100 | 0.342200 | Trim. Kurtosis (22/120) | -1.038200 | 0.056200 |
| Trim. Skewness (23/120) | -0.247400 | 0.373400 | Trim. Kurtosis (23/120) | -1.104600 | 0.044400 |
| Trim. Skewness (24/120) | -0.271800 | 0.332000 | Trim. Kurtosis (24/120) | -1.109400 | 0.046600 |
| Trim. Skewness (25/120) | -0.275200 | 0.337000 | Trim. Kurtosis (25/120) | -1.095800 | 0.052400 |
| Trim. Skewness (26/120) | -0.275900 | 0.342200 | Trim. Kurtosis (26/120) | -1.091300 | 0.056200 |
| Trim. Skewness (27/120) | -0.268200 | 0.362800 | Trim. Kurtosis (27/120) | -1.098200 | 0.058800 |
| Trim. Skewness (28/120) | -0.249400 | 0.400800 | Trim. Kurtosis (28/120) | -1.126700 | 0.056200 |
| Trim. Skewness (29/120) | -0.231100 | 0.441200 | Trim. Kurtosis (29/120) | -1.161500 | 0.052400 |
| Trim. Skewness (30/120) | -0.209800 | 0.496400 | Trim. Kurtosis (30/120) | -1.185700 | 0.051200 |
| Trim. Skewness (31/120) | -0.193700 | 0.535200 | Trim. Kurtosis (31/120) | -1.203700 | 0.051200 |
| Trim. Skewness (32/120) | -0.188700 | 0.548400 | Trim. Kurtosis (32/120) | -1.204900 | 0.054800 |
| Trim. Skewness (33/120) | -0.174500 | 0.589200 | Trim. Kurtosis (33/120) | -1.227800 | 0.053600 |
| Trim. Skewness (34/120) | -0.157400 | 0.631200 | Trim. Kurtosis (34/120) | -1.275300 | 0.048800 |
| Trim. Skewness (35/120) | -0.142900 | 0.667200 | Trim. Kurtosis (35/120) | -1.289200 | 0.051200 |
| Trim. Skewness (36/120) | -0.111500 | 0.741400 | Trim. Kurtosis (36/120) | -1.334100 | 0.047800 |
| Trim. Skewness (37/120) | -0.101800 | 0.764200 | Trim. Kurtosis (37/120) | -1.346200 | 0.050000 |
| Trim. Skewness (38/120) | -0.098000 | 0.779400 | Trim. Kurtosis (38/120) | -1.358300 | 0.052400 |
| Trim. Skewness (39/120) | -0.086600 | 0.810400 | Trim. Kurtosis (39/120) | -1.382400 | 0.053600 |
| Trim. Skewness (40/120) | -0.055000 | 0.880800 | Trim. Kurtosis (40/120) | -1.431800 | 0.050000 |
| | | | Charts produced by software: | | | | | Parameters (Session): | | | | | Parameters (R input): | | | | | R code (references can be found in the software module): | | | |
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