Difference between revisions of "Fong's Aurelia data"
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I don't believe Cat sent the raw data, but sent summaries by email: | I don't believe Cat sent the raw data, but sent summaries by email: | ||
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I just finished another set of trials with David Gold on the Aurelia polyps. The data looks | I just finished another set of trials with David Gold on the Aurelia polyps. The data looks | ||
really encouraging and I hope to be done soon. There is a trend that the polyps fire more | really encouraging and I hope to be done soon. There is a trend that the polyps fire more | ||
nematocytes at lower light levels. The data needed to be log transformed to match the assumptions | nematocytes at lower light levels. The data needed to be log transformed to match the assumptions | ||
of normality; some animals fired in excess of 300 nematocytes! | of normality; some animals fired in excess of 300 nematocytes! | ||
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| + | 4/5/10 | ||
| + | Testing for the Aurelia is done!!! I did 20 trials for each treatment, got skewed data and did a | ||
| + | log transformation. Data was still not normal, so I did a Mann Witney-U test. It was | ||
| + | signifigant!!! Yay!!!! P-value is, like, 0.0212!!!! More on this later… | ||
Revision as of 00:38, 23 November 2011
I don't believe Cat sent the raw data, but sent summaries by email:
4/1/10
I just finished another set of trials with David Gold on the Aurelia polyps. The data looks really encouraging and I hope to be done soon. There is a trend that the polyps fire more nematocytes at lower light levels. The data needed to be log transformed to match the assumptions of normality; some animals fired in excess of 300 nematocytes!
4/5/10
Testing for the Aurelia is done!!! I did 20 trials for each treatment, got skewed data and did a log transformation. Data was still not normal, so I did a Mann Witney-U test. It was signifigant!!! Yay!!!! P-value is, like, 0.0212!!!! More on this later…
