Helsel.Cohn.88.silver.df


  Silver concentrations (mg/L) from an interlab comparison.  There are 34 observations 
  out of a total of 56 that are reported as 

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Helsel.Cohn.88.silver.df function

A data frame with 56 observations on the following 4 variables.
  <dl>
    <dt><code>Ag.orig</code></dt><dd>a character vector of original silver concentrations (mg/L)</dd> <dt><code>Ag</code></dt><dd>a numeric vector with nondetects coded to the detection limit</dd> <dt><code>Censored</code></dt><dd>a logical vector indicating which observations are censored</dd> <dt><code>log.Ag</code></dt><dd>the natural logarithm of <code>Ag</code></dd> </dl> 

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Helsel, D.R., and T.A. Cohn. (1988). Estimation of Descriptive Statistics for Multiply Censored Water Quality Data. 
  <em>Water Resources Research</em> <b>24</b>(12), 1997--2004.

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  Silver concentrations (mg/L) from an interlab comparison.  There are 34 observations 
  out of a total of 56 that are reported as <DL, where DL denotes a detection limit.  There 
  are 12 distinct detection limits.


Helsel.Cohn.88.silver.df: Silver Concentrations From An Interlab Comparison

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