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Cali et al. [4] proposed one of the rst analytical models, the p-persistent IEEE 802.11 protocol, as an approximation of the IEEE 802.11 DCF. In this protocol, it is assumed that for each transmission attempt a station uses a backoff interval sampled from a geometric distribution with parameter p, where p=1/(E [B]+1) and E[B] is the average backoff time. Also, it is assumed that frame size follows the geometric distribution with parameter q. Then, with the geometric distribution assumption, it is easy to obtain that

argued previously (Graham & Hofer, 2000; Graham, Taylor, et al, 2001) that if the number of cases lost to missing data is small, for example if 5% or fewer cases are lost, then the amount of bias would very likely be trivial, and even the loss of power would be minimal Second, the standard errors (and con dence intervals) based on complete cases are quite reasonable (Schafer & Graham, in press) Pairwise Deletion Pairwise deletion (sometimes referred to as pairwise inclusion) involves calculating each element of a covariance matrix using cases that have data for both variables Using this procedure, one would then analyze the covariance matrix using some analytic procedure that can analyze the covariance matrix directly Conceptually, this procedure makes sense in that one appears to be making use of all available data However, statistically, this is not a desirable procedure.

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Parameter estimates based on pairwise deletion can be biased More of a problem, however, is the fact that the resulting covariance matrix is not guaranteed to be positive de nite; that is, there may be less information in the matrix than would be expected based on the number of variables involved A third problem with analysis based on pairwise deletion is that one is limited to analyses that can be performed directly from the covariance matrix Finally, there is no basis for estimating standard errors of the parameters based on the pairwise covariance matrix Although all of these problems could be overcome for example, standard errors might be obtained with bootstrapping the work required to patch up the procedure will very likely turn out to be more than what is involved in the preferred analyses to be described later.

Even for quick and dirty analyses, we recommend other procedures (see the section A Few Loose Ends, near the end of this chapter) Mean Substitution With this procedure, whenever a value is missing for one case on a particular variable, the mean for that variable, based on all nonmissing cases, is used in place of the missing value (The term mean substitution, as it is used here, applies to substituting the mean for the variable It is also possible to substitute the mean, for that particular case, of other highly correlated variables As described in a later section, we do recommend this latter procedure under some circumstances) Mean substitution has been shown in several simulation studies to yield highly biased parameter estimates (eg, Graham et al, 1994, 1996; Graham, Hofer, Donaldson,.

Relaxation is the primary antidote to stress. According to Herbert Benson, a Harvard physician and noted stress researcher, each of us possesses an innate protective mechanism from overstress the relaxation response. By developing this relaxation response, you can counteract the increased sympathetic nervous system activity that accompanies the arousal of the fight-or-flight response (i.e., anger arousal) and restore your body to its normal balance. Relaxation can be intentionally induced by activities that decrease sympathetic nervous system activity by programming the hypothalamus to trigger lower blood pressure and a reduced heart rate. The relaxation response decreases oxygen consumption and carbon dioxide elimination. The heart and breathing rates simultaneously slow and blood flow to the muscles is stabilized. A quiet, restful, relaxation state results.