on at your department have to
take such a psychological test too? What about the drawing tests or
graphology? Are they valid tests based on statistical method?
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st like the GRE Quantitative one.
By a psychological test, I mean a test that attempts to probe
applicants' "personality". It actually consists of several tests that
may include drawing tests.
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> I'm attempting to compile an online list of the fundamental
differences
> between our field Statistics and Data Mining. Several online
references
> that touch on the topic
#Hand
http://www.acm.org/sigkdd/explorations/issue1-2/contents.htm#mannila
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> Div. of Biostatistics & Epidem. Dept. of Health Evaluation Sciences
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idity of the technology
> is really secondary at best."
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> If they haven't published their work, how do you know that it
is "secondary
> at best"?
Similarly, if they haven't published their work, how can they claim
that their method is the best in the market?
she/he'll write and publish a paper while when a Computer Scientist
gets an idea, she/he'll form a company. :)
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> Travis.
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t; own. I am looking for a book that is relatively easy to start with.
If you
> have any recommendation, I really appreciate.
>
> Thanks
Try
Hosmer & Lemeshow. 1989. Applied Logistic Regression. Wiley.
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If you don't like their title and course, you don't need to attend.
Visit the course homepage to get a rough idea about what they're
offering.
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If you want to create pseudo random numbers from a discrete probability
distribution with your specified probabilities, you can try the Randlib
library (in C or Fortran). You can also do so using software packages
like S-Plus or R. The URL for Randlib is listed at
http://www.fortran2000.
As a simple preliminary analysis, you can try Levene's test
(with sample median, http://www.recursive-partitioning.com/hov)
to compare the groups. For a more thorough analysis, a
random/mixed effect modeling is a possibility. I'd suggest that
you consult with your local statistician.
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>At 04:13 PM 7/31/00 -0500, auda wrote:
>>Hi,
>>What kind of procedure should I use to compare the varience
between
>>different experimental groups?
>>
>>Thanks
>>Erik
The question is why you need to compare variances.
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>>Can you enlighten me as to where the data sets are? Are they distributing
>>the data sets or what? It seems to be quite a hassle
n Uebersax
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>>Questions:
>>1. Where did you advertise the opening? Amstat News?
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>DSI (Decision Sciences Institute) (a "business" association oriented
toward
nd of special programs do you have for new recruits?
6. Did you provide any spouse job assistance program?
Personally, I find business schools to be "strange". I just don't feel like
"at home". Plus, they do ask weird questions (this is just my opinion as a
statisti
? It seems to be quite a hassle to get some data.
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of free tutorials and texts on confirmatory factor analysis and
>structural
>> equation modeling which are available on the Internet. I'm also
>intersted in
>> some brief examples of thos procedures.
>>
>> Thank you in advance for any help
>>
>> Michal Bo
ions you obtained
from a Poisson regression are consistent with those from a square-root
transformation, you'd be OK. The main purpose of a square-root transform in
your case is to stabilize the variance of the error terms.
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module and was
>> wondering if anyone had experiences, good or bad, with this software. I
>> was also
>> wondering if there are any good specialized software for QC or DOX
>> analysis other than
>> SAS or S-Plus. Thanks in advance.
>>
>> Patrick Lee
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hanks in advance.
>
>Patrick Lee
For DOX, there're Windows-based software like Design-Expert and
MultiSimplex, For QC, you can check out products of Statware, Inc. The
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t;significant" difference in heteroscedasticity between the "A"
>samples than the "B" samples based soley on the difference between the
>F-max statistics? Of course if one or the other is significant at the
>95% level then it
http://www.fortran2000.com
to add your own links.
Unlike with other Fortran directories, you can rate and even review a
resource at Fortran2000.com. Suggesting a link is easy. Site navigation is
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an find it ?
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>Thanks a lot
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Statisticians use S-Plus, not Matlab. Your life would be much easier if you
switch to S-Plus. There're so many useful functions written by top
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rategy
>is touted) nor am I advertising for them. It is just an interesting
>practical problem which raises a question I think many statiticians face,
>how to explain when someone has conducted data mining and when they might
>have sussed out a valid
Databases,
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UnCoverWeb. However, your best bet would be the Current Index to Statistics.
It's not free but you can purchase it at a low price if you're a member of the
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procedures are you using? SAS has so many statistical procedures. You
can understand most of the outputs if you understand the statistical theory of
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"EcFinMatStGradSchool"?
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and
>Elements of Probability Textbooks
>have no data on these. If you can either point me to a web page, know the
>formula, or where I can locate the software I would appreciate{:->
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>Usually it is the other way around - people with statistics degree may
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ing texts, but nary a reference to
>gamma regression...can some one be kind enough to provide a brief
>description of this technique (i.e., related to gamma
>distribution?)thank you..dale glaser
McCullagh & Nelder. 1989. Generalized Linear Models. Chapman & Hall.
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If you have S-Plus, you can try the library written by Brian Ripley. Otherwise,
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