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ChaoticLlama
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Hello all.
I am performing chemistry experiments and recording the times of various observed results. What I am doing currently is performing the test several times in order to determine what result is "normal."
My goal is to determine a range as a standard by which all future tests will be compared against. I do not know the correct expected time for these results; this will be set by my experiments.
Say for example we use this test data in seconds:
The full range of data is 22 to 27 with the average being 25, But maybe the "acceptable" range should be 25-27.
I would like to know what tools I should use to analyze this data to determine statistically what range of data should be considered normal.
Thank you.
I am performing chemistry experiments and recording the times of various observed results. What I am doing currently is performing the test several times in order to determine what result is "normal."
My goal is to determine a range as a standard by which all future tests will be compared against. I do not know the correct expected time for these results; this will be set by my experiments.
Say for example we use this test data in seconds:
22
25
26
25
25
25
26
27
24
25
25
26
25
25
25
26
27
24
25
The full range of data is 22 to 27 with the average being 25, But maybe the "acceptable" range should be 25-27.
I would like to know what tools I should use to analyze this data to determine statistically what range of data should be considered normal.
Thank you.