Love Stats
Homoscedasticity or common variance is an assumption required for doing regression analysis for inferences regarding population relationships... Homo meaning same or common. The four-lettered Greek word then flashes in my mind. I am supposed to write the next part in my exploration of the night world but then perhaps I should slow down on such... childishness.
I should then infer whether I'm still on the right track? Is my behavior within standard deviation? It is already considered deviant to be doing it with another man. What then is the margin of error for morality? I feel for a man and a woman... I knew my head was screwed on the wrong way. I should not fall again. Should I compute for probability?
Sadly life is not just statistical data that could be processed in order to be understood. I need to step back and check the current situation. OK so I used multi-staged purposive sampling on selecting people to get intimate with. Screening them with both nominal and ordinal values which then boils down to my operationalization of what an ideal mate is.
My current data shows not a normal curve, the ratio of males to females show that I lean more towards the men. I know I am not sexually wanton, otherwise I would have done random sampling in selecting people. If I was a slut then convenience sampling would be my choice. I carefully selected my participants, why then do I end up hurt?
There must be an intervening variable which I oversaw, something I did not take into account. HOMOscedasticity requires the standard deviation and variance of the error terms (µ) are constant for all X. What variable should I consider as independent? Happiness is dependent on the result of the relationship, and the variable of trust come in varying degrees.
This guy from Los Ba ños is really pulling all my heart strings. How could he do so with such dexterity? Okay, get a hold of yourself and perhaps see if this guy would make a statistically significant emotional change. I need to compute for happiness on both pre and post "treatment". This little experiment in love should not go out of hand.

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