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Tag Archives: MEAN
Do temperatures HAVE a mean?
The computations of AGW and a “Global Average Temperature” are based on an assumption about the distribution of the data that is likely in error. It is more likely to be a Cauchy / Lorentz Distribution than a Standard Normal Distribution, IMHO. This needs a “Dig Here” to answer. Continue reading
Posted in AGW Science and Background
Tagged Average, Cauchy / Lorentz Distribution, Global Warming, MEAN, Median, Mode, Standard Normal, Statistics, Temperature
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An Elegant Day vs Night Test of AGW
A rather nice comparison of day vs night (MAX vs MIN) finds the warming during the daytime when the sun is shining, and nights not warmer by very much at all. Not consistent with a “CO2 Blanket”, but very consistent with a warmer sun. Continue reading
Posted in AGW Science and Background
Tagged day vs night, GHCN, Global Warming, MAX, MEAN, MIN
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Musings from the Chiefio 