What is logistic function and inverse function of it.
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1. This document summarizes a study comparing results from the statistical programming language R to the spreadsheet program Excel.
2. Common statistical functions like the binomial distribution, normal distribution and t-test were examined in both programs. Minor differences in outputs were found and explained.
3. As an example, the calculation of the probability of getting between 542 and 1000 successes in 1000 binomial trials with probability of success 0.5 was shown in both R and Excel, and the results were equivalent as expected.
1. This document summarizes a study comparing results from the statistical programming language R to the spreadsheet program Excel.
2. Common statistical functions like the binomial distribution, normal distribution and t-test were examined in both programs. Minor differences in outputs were found and explained.
3. As an example, the calculation of the probability of getting between 542 and 1000 successes in 1000 binomial trials with probability of success 0.5 was shown in both R and Excel, and the results were equivalent as expected.