Statistical Literature – Course Information

 

Course Syllabus

 

Course Paper Assignment

 

Course Schedule – this course meets on Thursdays 10.00-11.15am in Mundelein Room 404

 

Week and Date

Presenters:

Week # & Date

Article #1

Article #2

Presenters

01 – 09/02

Clinical trials (Scientific Amer.)

Statistics in sociology

Xianwei & Kim

02 – 09/09

LR, Wald, and LM tests (TAS)

Political methodology

Yanchuan & Ram

03 – 09/16

DNA profiles (Significance)

Missing well at soccer (Chance)

Daiki & Fatma

04 – 09/23

Muscle memory (PNAS)

Stopping rules in studies (Chance)

Jingting & Xianwei

05 – 09/30

Optimal design (TAS)

Statistics in the courtroom

Kim & Yanchuan

06 – 10/07

Placebos getting better (Wired)

ROCs in practice (Scientific Amer.)

Ram & Daiki

07 – 10/14

The ant odometer (Science)

Role of likelihood in practice (TAS)

Fatma & Jingting

08 – 10/21

Bayes Estimators (J. Stat. Educ.)

Estimating sensitivity & specificity (Int. J. Parasitology)

Daiki & Fatma

09 – 10/28

Mixture Experiments (SUGI pr.)

Elections & Faces (PNAS)

Kim & Jingting

10 – 11/04

Capture-Recapture (Biometrics)

Mixtures & LOF (Technometrics)

Ram & Xianwei

11 – 11/11

Evidence-Based Medicine in Women (Chance)

Bayesian Decision Making (TAS)

Yanchuan & Daiki

12 – 11/18

Physical activity and colds (British J. Sports Medicine)

Statistics and Ethics (TAS)

Fatma & Kim

13 – 11/25

NO CLASS

THANKSGIVING

BREAK

14 – 12/02

QTLs and Statistical Genetics (chapter from Statistics: A Guide to the Unknown)

Suppression and Confounding (TAS)

Jingting & Ram

15 – 12/09

Move over ANOVA (Arch. Gen. Psychiatry)

Genome-wide association studies (Nature Reviews)

Xianwei & Yanchuan

 

Students: Xianwei BU, Kim FEUCHT, Yanchuan LI, Ram RIMAL, Daiki SASAKI, Fatma UYSAL, Jingting XU

Students: Daiki, Fatma, Kim, Jingting, Ram, Xianwei, Yanchuan