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What datasets exist out on the internet that I can run statistical analysis on?
Started by Tal Galili on
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Includes data from "The Elements of Statistical Learning, Data Mining, Inference, and Prediction Statistical Modelling Based on Generalized Linear Models" fEcoFin : "Economic and Financial Data Sets See the data competition set up by....
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Is Latent Semantic Indexing (LSI) a Statistical Classification algorithm? Why or why not?
Basically, I'm trying to figure out why the Wikipedia page for Statistical Classification does not mention LSI. I'm just getting into this stuff and I'm trying to...
Started by Nate on
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Usually the words "statistical classification" refer to supervised models.
Statistical classification" and "unsupervised" modeling.
No, they're not quite the same.
Is sometimes used in classification.
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I was wondering if there is a good statistical library for Java. I used to use colt from CERN but it does not provide a good weighted sampling. So I usually use MATLAB Java Builder and export everything to Java afterward. Any thoughts or insights?
Started by Mark on
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statistical library and just convert everything to JAVA
You can also use R and call it from Java with JRI statisticians for the development of statistical software, and is widely used for statistical software.
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Does anyone know of any packages or source code that does simple statistical analysis, e.g., confidence intervals or ANOVA, inside a SQL Server stored procedure?
Started by David Norman on
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Instead, it makes sense to do these statistical calculations on a separate.
Licensing proposition.
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Hi all,
I deployed an application on google app engine, I would like to know a statistical view on how many people visit my site, from where in the world they access, is it possible? What I need to do to have those results?
Please help!
Started by Hoang Pham on
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Have a look at the analytics link, they....
It's easy to do - you just need to subscribe from the analytics website with your google account and drop hooks on the pages you want to collect statistics for.
You'll have to use Google Analytics for that.
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Basic Statistical Subjects (Texts) for Understanding Statistical Modeling
What are the basic Statistical Subjects (Books) I need to have a very deep understanding for Statistical Modeling for graduate studies?
Could any one help me! Since i have no advance...
Started by ahmed.mokhtur on
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Statistical analysis/programming, is writing code. Whether for descriptive or inferential, You write code to: import data, to clean it, to analyse it and to compile a report.
Analyzing the data can involve many twists and turns of statistical procedures...
Started by Tal Galili on
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On the other hand, there are plenty answer is that statistical and scientific....
If you are using R, then you'll likely be writing code to solve your statistical questions, so in this sense, statistical analysis is a subset of programming.
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Duplicate: Books for learning the R language
Understandable documentation about R?
Good intro books for R
I have never used any statistical language and my field (Bioinformatics) demands that I know R, in particular, well. Any suggestions on how to start...
Started by shubster on
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Simple data manipulations can give you understanding and practice with R .
Although that statistical features.
In the Journal of Statistical Software and might be more appropriate considering your domain.
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If I do a google search with the string "python productive" the first results is a page http://www.ferg.org/projects/python_java_side-by-side.html claiming that "python is more productive of Java". Many Python programmers that I have talked with claim...
Started by Andrea Francia on
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You can bring still requires a huge amount of statistical power to get any meaningful result, and no one ever does statistical studies that prove ....
And frankly even if there was a statistical study, I wouldn't be convinced by it.
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I'm trying to evaluate the purchase of a statistical tool. This will be used in part by non-programming users (doing clinical studies) and in part by programmers, so I'm trying to find a good compromise between usability and automation. Of course, cost...
Started by Kena on
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The features available for several statistical packages, as well as their OS compatibility and pricing info (which seems a little out of date, but it gives an overall idea)
For a statistical package with a GUI.
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