Hi, I am a full time researcher, with a just-sufficient knowledge of statistics at both the applied and mathematical level. I am putting myself through a self-taught refresher course in intermediate applied statistics, primarily using the book "The Statistical Sleuth" by Ramsey and Schafer. I now feel a serious need for datasets, with accompanying statistical analysis, that cover a range of commonly used research designs. Basically, I am hoping to work through the datasets, compare my methods and solutions to the "correct" answers, and thereby plod my way to statistical respectability. (By correct answer, I mean, one for which I wouldnt have trouble finding a professional statistician to back me up). In other words, perhaps an online resource of datasets and analyses, or a book with lots of worked out examples.
Any suggestions ?? Thanks, Resh. (I have a fair college-level mathematical background, and am quite comfortable with simulation, and with computer packages). . . ================================================================= Instructions for joining and leaving this list, remarks about the problem of INAPPROPRIATE MESSAGES, and archives are available at: . http://jse.stat.ncsu.edu/ . =================================================================
