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BIST-513 Statistical Modeling II

BIST-513 Statistical Modeling II
Spring only
Faculty:
  • Bebu, Ionut
  • 3 modules: multivariate analysis, survival models, Markov models.
    Lab teaches Splus/R procedures to fit these models.
    Multivariate Analysis: multivariate normal distribution, multivariate analysis of variance, principal components, canonical correlation, factor analysis, discrimination and classification.
    Survival Models : concepts and methods for analyzing survival time data, life tables, survival distributions, mathematical and graphical methods for evaluating goodness of fit, comparison of treatment groups, regression models, proportional hazards models.
    Markov Models: probabilistic properties of Markov chains, equilibrium distributions, Hidden Markov models, parameter estimation, applications in biology.
    Credits: 3
    Prerequisites: None

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    BIST-513-01 Statistical Modeling II
    Spring only
    Faculty:
  • Bebu, Ionut
  • 3 modules: multivariate analysis, survival models, Markov models.
    Lab teaches Splus/R procedures to fit these models.
    Multivariate Analysis: multivariate normal distribution, multivariate analysis of variance, principal components, canonical correlation, factor analysis, discrimination and classification.
    Survival Models : concepts and methods for analyzing survival time data, life tables, survival distributions, mathematical and graphical methods for evaluating goodness of fit, comparison of treatment groups, regression models, proportional hazards models.
    Markov Models: probabilistic properties of Markov chains, equilibrium distributions, Hidden Markov models, parameter estimation, applications in biology.
    Credits: 3
    Prerequisites: BIST-511
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