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{{h2|Statistics Without the Agonizing Pain (WAP Series)}} | {{h2|Statistics Without the Agonizing Pain (WAP Series)}} | ||
| + | {{h3|Future Seminars}} | ||
| + | ''None currently planned'' | ||
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| − | + | {{h3|Previous Seminars}} | |
| − | + | {{h4|Nonlinear Regression Models}} | |
''Summer Seminar Series:'' '''Statistics without the Agonizing Pain (WAP Series)''' | ''Summer Seminar Series:'' '''Statistics without the Agonizing Pain (WAP Series)''' | ||
<br>''Time/Location:'' '''Friday, August 7, 2009 – 3 pm – 4 pm Clark Hall 314''' | <br>''Time/Location:'' '''Friday, August 7, 2009 – 3 pm – 4 pm Clark Hall 314''' | ||
| − | <br>''Speaker:'' '''Brian Caffo, Department of Biostatistics, Bloomberg''' | + | <br>''Speaker:'' '''Brian Caffo, Department of Biostatistics, Bloomberg School of Public Health'''<br /> |
| − | [[StatsWAP2009Aug07 | '''Notes''']] | + | [[StatsWAP2009Aug07 | '''Notes from the talk''']] |
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| + | {{h4|Mixed Effects Models in MRI Research}} | ||
''Summer Seminar Series:'' '''Statistics without the Agonizing Pain (WAP Series)''' | ''Summer Seminar Series:'' '''Statistics without the Agonizing Pain (WAP Series)''' | ||
<br>''Time/Location:'' '''Friday, July 17, 2009 – 3 pm – 4 pm Clark Hall 314''' | <br>''Time/Location:'' '''Friday, July 17, 2009 – 3 pm – 4 pm Clark Hall 314''' | ||
| − | <br>''Speaker:'' '''Yang An, National Institute on Aging - Intramural Research Program''' | + | <br>''Speaker:'' '''Yang An, National Institute on Aging - Intramural Research Program'''<br /> |
| − | [[StatsWAP2009July17 | '''Notes''']] | + | [[StatsWAP2009July17 | '''Notes from the talk''']] |
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| − | + | {{h4|Introduction to Statistical Analysis with R}} | |
''Summer Seminar Series:'' '''Statistics without the Agonizing Pain (WAP Series)''' | ''Summer Seminar Series:'' '''Statistics without the Agonizing Pain (WAP Series)''' | ||
<br>''Time/Location:'' '''Friday, June 16, 2009 – 3 pm – 4 pm Clark Hall 314''' | <br>''Time/Location:'' '''Friday, June 16, 2009 – 3 pm – 4 pm Clark Hall 314''' | ||
<br>''Speaker:'' '''Youngser Park, Center for Image Science, JHU''' | <br>''Speaker:'' '''Youngser Park, Center for Image Science, JHU''' | ||
<br>''Contact:'' '''youngser@jhu.edu''' | <br>''Contact:'' '''youngser@jhu.edu''' | ||
| − | <br>''Please join us for the second tutorial seminar series on statistical analysis. Youngser will provide tutorial overview on using the R statistical package for statistical analysis. Bring your laptop with R installed and follow along! | + | <br>''Please join us for the second tutorial seminar series on statistical analysis. Youngser will provide tutorial overview on using the R statistical package for statistical analysis. Bring your laptop with R installed and follow along! [http://www.r-project.org/ Link to the R Website]<br /> |
| − | [[StatsWAP2009June26 | '''Notes''']] | + | [[StatsWAP2009June26 | '''Notes from the talk''']] |
| − | + | {{h4|Discussion on Model Selection for Neuroscience Research}} | |
''Summer Seminar Series:'' '''Statistics without the Agonizing Pain (WAP Series)''' | ''Summer Seminar Series:'' '''Statistics without the Agonizing Pain (WAP Series)''' | ||
<br>''Time/Location:'' '''Friday, June 19, 2009 – 3 pm – 4 pm Clark Hall 314''' | <br>''Time/Location:'' '''Friday, June 19, 2009 – 3 pm – 4 pm Clark Hall 314''' | ||
<br>''Speaker:'' '''Daniel Q. Naiman, Department of Applied Mathematics and Statistics, JHU''' | <br>''Speaker:'' '''Daniel Q. Naiman, Department of Applied Mathematics and Statistics, JHU''' | ||
<br>''Please join us for the first in our tutorial seminar series on statistical analysis. Our first section, hosted by Dr. Dan Naiman, will provide an informal discussion on statistical model selection. Dr. Naiman will lead a discussion on how one might quantitatively (and qualitatively) choose between possible models. Questions are welcome from both supervised and fully-automatic perspectives.'' | <br>''Please join us for the first in our tutorial seminar series on statistical analysis. Our first section, hosted by Dr. Dan Naiman, will provide an informal discussion on statistical model selection. Dr. Naiman will lead a discussion on how one might quantitatively (and qualitatively) choose between possible models. Questions are welcome from both supervised and fully-automatic perspectives.'' | ||
Latest revision as of 01:14, 3 July 2022
Contents
Statistics Without the Agonizing Pain (WAP Series)
Future Seminars
None currently planned
Previous Seminars
Nonlinear Regression Models
Summer Seminar Series: Statistics without the Agonizing Pain (WAP Series)
Time/Location: Friday, August 7, 2009 – 3 pm – 4 pm Clark Hall 314
Speaker: Brian Caffo, Department of Biostatistics, Bloomberg School of Public Health
Notes from the talk
Mixed Effects Models in MRI Research
Summer Seminar Series: Statistics without the Agonizing Pain (WAP Series)
Time/Location: Friday, July 17, 2009 – 3 pm – 4 pm Clark Hall 314
Speaker: Yang An, National Institute on Aging - Intramural Research Program
Notes from the talk
Introduction to Statistical Analysis with R
Summer Seminar Series: Statistics without the Agonizing Pain (WAP Series)
Time/Location: Friday, June 16, 2009 – 3 pm – 4 pm Clark Hall 314
Speaker: Youngser Park, Center for Image Science, JHU
Contact: youngser@jhu.edu
Please join us for the second tutorial seminar series on statistical analysis. Youngser will provide tutorial overview on using the R statistical package for statistical analysis. Bring your laptop with R installed and follow along! Link to the R Website
Notes from the talk
Discussion on Model Selection for Neuroscience Research
Summer Seminar Series: Statistics without the Agonizing Pain (WAP Series)
Time/Location: Friday, June 19, 2009 – 3 pm – 4 pm Clark Hall 314
Speaker: Daniel Q. Naiman, Department of Applied Mathematics and Statistics, JHU
Please join us for the first in our tutorial seminar series on statistical analysis. Our first section, hosted by Dr. Dan Naiman, will provide an informal discussion on statistical model selection. Dr. Naiman will lead a discussion on how one might quantitatively (and qualitatively) choose between possible models. Questions are welcome from both supervised and fully-automatic perspectives.
