Analyzing Large Numbers of Variables—Microarrays, EEG's, MRI's. This
4-week course will show you how to analyze data with large numbers of
variables most effectively and introduce you to the software that can do
the job. Emphasis on the use of the bootstrap, decision trees,
multivariate regression, and permutation tests. July 9th 2010 to Aug
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Sample Size Determination Three lessons in three weeks. July 9th to
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2010. Students, faculty and research workers at academic institutions
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Manager's Guide to Design and Conduct of Clinical Trials. Four lessons
in four weeks. July 30th 2010 to August 27th 2010. $495 per participant.
($375 for each additional person at the same firm, institution or
government office. $375 for those with an academic or institutional
email address.) Plus further early bird discount of $50 if you register
before April 4th 2010.For more information, see
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Modeling with R. Three lessons in three weeks. July 9th to 31st 2010.
OLS, EIV, QR, and cTree plus validation. $300. Early Bird (by 2th April)
discount of $75. A further $50 discount for students, faculty, and
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