I have put a piece of data below.
I need to find what percent of people have maximum
value in the variable rf at time 1 and temp 26, what
percent of people will have maximum value of mf at
time 2 and temp 26, what percent of people have max
value of mf at time 3 and temp 26 and similarly for
tmep 35oC.
Thanks in advance for your help & support
. list temp time mf
+---------------------+
| temp time mf |
|---------------------|
1. | 26 1 5.5 |
2. | 26 2 8.64 |
3. | 26 3 12.03 |
4. | 35 1 8.64 |
5. | 35 2 5.59 |
|---------------------|
6. | 35 3 9.02 |
7. | 26 1 3.88 |
8. | 26 2 8.63 |
9. | 26 3 10.35 |
10. | 35 1 8.34 |
|---------------------|
11. | 35 2 10.22 |
12. | 35 3 11.25 |
13. | 26 1 3.29 |
14. | 26 2 6.12 |
15. | 26 3 7.37 |
|---------------------|
--- Nick Cox <[email protected]> wrote:
> This isn't very clear to me. What percent
> of anything is equal to the maximum value
> is very sensitive to the resolution of measurement,
> and as such doesn't seem a very obvious
> thing to calculate.
>
> You may get a better answer if you give
> an example table showing some data.
>
> Nick
> [email protected]
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