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  • DO NOT TOUCH ANYTHING WHEN IN DA MASTER BRANCH!
  • Når du laver en ny branch:
  • Skift først til masteren (i GitHub app'en)
  • Sync den så du får de nyeste opdateringer
  • Lav derefter en ny branch
  • Er du færdig med en opgave på din branch, så giv besked og lav derefter en ny branch, hvis du vil gå igang med nyt (hvorfor? se "Gør merging nemmere")
  • LAD VÆRE MED AT SLETTE BRANCHES SELV! i stedet...
  • Skift til master-branchen (i app'en)
  • Åben git-shell (tryk på tandhjulet og vælg "Open a shell here")
  • Skriv følgende (uden citations-tegn):
    "git fetch" - tryk enter
    "git remote prune origin" - tryk enter
  • Tilbage i app'en:
    Tryk pil tilbage (oppe i venstre hjørne)
    Tryk refresh i toppen - vent
    Gå nu ind på repositoriet og se at gamle branches nu burde være forsvundet

Gør merging nemmere

Jo færre filer du ændrer på i en branch jo nemmere vil det være at merge den ind i masteren. Specielt vil det være en dårlig idé både at lave nyt arbejde (starte nyt kapitel) og derfter rette stavefejl mv. i en andens arbejde. Hvis to sidder i hver deres branch og ændrer på de samme steder i samme filer, vil det give problemer når begge skal merges ind i masteren.

Bottom line: Del opgaverne så meget op så længe det er logisk og lav hver opgave i en ny branch (giv evt. hver branch et navn der indikerer hvem der arbejder på den og hvad der bliver arbejdet på)

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Question 4

This question is about your group’s semester project.
First, state your final problem statement (this should be the same for all group members).
Make thorough analysis of your experimental design. Which are the elements that make your experiment a true scientific experiment? What was lacking, missing or which were less valid and reliable procedures? Make a proper justification of your experimental design choices!
Explain which data you collected and how, make needed statistical analysis and explain all conclusions.

ESTIMATED WORKLOAD: 50% (3 PERSONS)

Question 2

In an experimental design, what do aims Reliability, Validity and Importance mean? Which actions should be taken to maximize measurements’ reliability and validity?

ESTIMATED WORKLOAD: 10% (1 PERSON)

Question 3

Analyze and present data gathered by a group of MED10 students for their semester project. Use available materials as a guideline and inspiration. Follow the document DAEV-ANOVA-exercises.pdf, and be sure to make all statistical tests mentioned there and to answer each of the points. Do all needed calculations and make all illustrative figures in Matlab.

ESTIMATED WORKLOAD: 30% (2-3 PERSONS)

Assignees: @Martichoras & @Xerillio

Question 1

Discuss levels on which variables could be measured. How the level of measurement influences the choice of statistical tools? (Hint: While answering this question, consult Chapter 8 of the book)

ESTIMATED WORKLOAD: 10% (1 PERSON)

Q4 Add chi^2 explanation to evaluation

There should be a thorough explanation of chi square and its usage in our project, probably in the SemesterProject_Eval.tex.
Mostly just posting as reminder.

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