Quantitative Usability, Statistics & Six Sigma by Jeff Sauro
One Sample Proportion Calculator
Use this calculator to generate both a one-sample confidence interval and to test against a critera or benchmark.
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Use this calculator to generate both a one-sample confidence interval and to test against a critera or benchmark.
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| June 11, 2008 | John Romadka wrote: |
| Sorry, I meant to "ask" if you could state results in a little more client friendly way like: "You can report that: Based on your target goal of X%, we can be Y% certain that the completion rate (of the that user group or population) is >Z%. |
| June 11, 2008 | John Romadka wrote: |
| "You can report that: Based on your target goal of X%, we can be Y% certain that the completion rate (of the that user group or population) is >Z%. |
| June 11, 2008 | JohnRomadka wrote: |
| I didn't initially get where/what (in the results text) the observed proportion= "x" was. Meaning, if 5 of 10, it would have said "0.5". Could it also say in parens (50%)? |
| June 11, 2008 | John Romadka wrote: |
| I'm not sure what the "Is Greater than" is for, or if/when I should change it. |
| June 11, 2008 | John Romadka wrote: |
| Is "Test Proportion" the same thing as "Acceptable Minimum Completion Rate". If so, that might make more sense (to non-statistically minded folks). |