BME100 f2016:Group11 W8AM L3

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LAB 3 WRITE-UP

Descriptive Stats and Graph

Temperature Measuring Spree Device:

Average (Gold Standard): 96.65269939

Average (Spree): 95.5308642

Standard Deviation (Gold Standard): 1.918462545

Standard Deviation (Spree): 0.8703782993

Count (Gold Standard): 326

Count (Spree): 324

Standard Error (Gold Standard): 0.1062538132

Standard Error (Spree): 0.04835434996


P-value: 1.097E-21

Significant? Yes!


Pearson's r-value: 0.1927980889



Heart Rhythm Measuring Device:




Inferential Stats

Temperature Device The spree device produces results significantly worse than the gold standard device. The p-value is much smaller than 0.05, meaning that the results are significant. In other words, the data from the spree is very different from the gold standard. When comparing the two device measurements through the Pearson's value, which is 0.193, we see that it is much smaller than 0.4 (this is the acceptable value showing correlation). From the data, we can infer that the spree device is inferior to the gold standard and should not be used on people due to accuracy problems.


Heart Rhythm Device




Design Flaws and Recommendations



Experimental Design of Own Device