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Statistical Links
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Places to go for Statistical
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| University of Florida |
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Bill Meeker |
Great site for Statistical Methods for Reliability Data.
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| Iowa State |
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| Frank Harrell | "P-values are
dangerous, especially large, small, and in-between ones." - Frank E. Harrell Jr., Prof. of Biostatistics & Statistics U. Virginia School of Medicine now Professor of Biostatistics Department Chair Vanderbilt University School of Medicine
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 is the most powerful statistical and graphics engine available anywhere. It is a
(free) GNU project similar to the award-winning S language and environment
which was developed at Bell Laboratories (formerly AT&T, now Lucent
Technologies) by John Chambers and colleagues.Click here to download R. Click here to see examples of R's extraordinary graphics capabilities. |
Carnegie-Mellon |
StatLib, a great resource. |
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| Duke |
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| Statistical Science Web | Gordon Smyth's Guide to the
Web for Statisticians
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| John C. Pezzullo | Here's a link that will
perform a gazillion statistical tests. You still have to know what your doing,
however. Otherwise it'd be like having detailed instruction for performing dentistry
- pretty scary if you're not a dentist.
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| Rainer's Home Page for Statisticians
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A trove of statistical goodies from Germany. |
| Histogram | An interesting illustration
of histogram behavior from R. Webster West at
the University of South
Carolina.
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| Random?
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How Random is your Random Number? |
| HYPERSTAT | A fun and useful on-line
Textbook
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| StatSoft | Another on-line statistics
text reference
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| IFCI | The Glossary contains a listing of some
3,000 risk related terms
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| Statistical History | The University of St.
Andrews Scotland
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| VESTAC in the Netherlands |
Java Applets for
Visualization of Statistical Concepts COOL! Regression slope and intercept correlation
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NC State University |
Statnotes: An Online Textbook
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| Statistical Factoids |  A "factoid" is a nonexistent word invented by
CNN and expropriated here as just the right nonword for the situation. |
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