Plotting Points on Normal Probability Paper: Tips & Tricks

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Jus some confusion over plotting points on normal probability paper..

1. Order the data
2. Do we do (i-0.5)/n where i=no. of observation and n= no. of samples?
believe can't use Z(i)= (X(i)- Mean)/ stand. dev. as i need to find both mean and std. dev from the graph...
What is the graph plotted for...i mean i have X(i) Vs Z(i) but seem a bit in circles.

can anybody please let me know?thanks
 
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axnman said:
Jus some confusion over plotting points on normal probability paper..

1. Order the data
Okay, that should be easy.

2. Do we do (i-0.5)/n where i=no. of observation and n= no. of samples?
Do that for WHAT? I have no idea what you are taking about here.

believe can't use Z(i)= (X(i)- Mean)/ stand. dev. as i need to find both mean and std. dev from the graph...[\quote]
Use it for WHAT?

What is the graph plotted for...i mean i have X(i) Vs Z(i) but seem a bit in circles.

can anybody please let me know?thanks
What graph are you talking about? You don't actually state what your problem is!