Resources
Review notes
Exams 1 and 2 for 2005Exam 1 for 2006
Review notes for Exam 1
651 Homework
You can download the homework on the calendarLecture Notes
You can download the lecture notes on the calendarR notes
- Editor (suggested) Winedt (get the R Winedt add-ons at CRAN)
- Verzani's notes on introductory statistics in R
- Maindonald's note on introductory statistics in R
- Faraway's notes on regression and ANOVA in R
- Paradis' R for beginners
- Burns' guide for the unwilling R user
- Baron's R reference card
- Short's R reference card
- Karl's R web page
- R plotting for beginners
- Steve Schachterle's R code
Books, papers and articles
- Mathematical Statistics and Data Analysis by John A. Rice; Duxbury Press.
- Fundamentals of Biostatistics by Rosner; Duxbury Press
- Modern Applied Statistics with S by Venables and Ripley; Springer.
- Flawed Statistics in Murder Trial May Cost Expert His Medical License
- The Wainer article on displaying data badly (requires access to Jstor).
- Gosset's article about the t distribution
R code from the class
Here's some R code for some of the figures we've used in class. Ignore the "postscript" commands that are commented out. That's for generating a postscript file.Famous statisticians/mathematicians that we'll talk about
| Abraham de Moivre | Jakob Bernoulli | Thomas Bayes |
|---|---|---|
| Karl Friedrich Gauss | Francis Galton | Ronald Fisher |
| William Sealey Gosset | Karl Pearson | John Tukey |
| Andrey Kolmogorov | Pafnuty Chebyshev | Abraham Wald |