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Version 5.3 (R2006b) Statistics Toolbox Software

This table summarizes what's new in Version 5.3 (R2006b):

New Features and ChangesVersion Compatibility ConsiderationsFixed Bugs and Known ProblemsRelated Documentation at Web Site

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New features and changes introduced in this version are organized by these topics:

Demos

The following demo has been updated:

Design of Experiments

The following visualization functions, commonly used in the design of experiments, have been added:

Hypothesis Tests

The following functions for hypothesis testing have been added or improved:

Compatibility Considerations

If the significance level for a test lies outside the range of tabulated values, [0.001, 0.5], then both jbtest and lillietest now return an error. In previous versions, jbtest returned an approximate p-value and lillietest returned an error outside a smaller range, [0.01, 0.2]. Error messages suggest using the new Monte Carlo option for computing values outside the range of tabulated values.

If the data sample for a test leads to a p-value outside the range of tabulated values, then both jbtest and lillietest now return, with a warning, either the smallest or largest tabulated value. In previous versions, jbtest returned an approximate p-value and lillietest returned NaN.

Multinomial Distribution

The multinomial distribution has been added to the list of almost 50 probability distributions supported by the toolbox.

Regression Analysis

Multinomial Regression

Support has been added for multinomial regression modeling of discrete multi-category response data, including multinomial logistic regression. The following new functions supplement the regression models in glmfit and glmval by providing for a wider range of response values:

Multivariate Regression

The new mvregress function carries out multivariate regression on data with missing response values. An option allows you to specify how missing data is handled.

Survival Analysis

coxphfit — A new option allows you to specify the values at which the baseline hazard is computed.

Statistical Process Control

The following new functions consolidate and expand upon existing functions for statistical process control:

Compatibility Considerations

The capability function subsumes the capable function that appeared in previous versions of Statistics Toolbox software, and the controlchart function subsumes the functions ewmaplot, schart, and xbarplot. The older functions remain in the toolbox for backwards compatibility, but they are no longer documented or supported.

  


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