Schedule and Textbooks Information
Fall 2020 Schedule and Textbook Information for STAT 525
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STAT 525 - Textbook(s) for Fall 2020
CRN | Title | Author | ISBN | Version | Req/Opt |
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10109 | Applied Linear StatisticalModels | Kutner, Nachtsheim, Neter and Li | 9781259064746 | 5th | Y |
19646 | Applied Linear StatisticalModels | Kutner, Nachtsheim, Neter and Li | 9781259064746 | 5th | Y |
STAT 525 - Schedule information for Fall 2020
CRN | Section | Instructor | Day | Time | Room |
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19646 | 003 | Qifan Song | TR | 4:30-5:45pm | WALC B074 |
10109 | 002 | Qifan Song | TR | 3:00-4:15pm | WALC B074 |
STAT 525 - Course Outline
- Introduction
- Review of statistical inference
- Review of simple linear regression
- SAS
- Multiple Regression Models
- Models, including polynomial regression and ANOVA using indicator variables
- Full vs. Reduced model tests, other inference
- Diagnostics: residual plots, including normal probability plots; detecting influential observations
- Model building: methods and criteria (best subsets, stepwise, Cp, etc.); transformations (including the Box-Cox family); comments and warnings
- Anova For Completely Randomized Designs
- Basics of experimental design
- One-way ANOVA: classical vs. regression models, basic inference including contrasts, the multiple comparisons problem, random effects
- Two-way ANOVA: models and the meaning of interaction, inference, consequences of unbalanced data, analysis of covariance
- Diagnostics: consequences of failure of assumption, diagnostic methods, transformations
- Categorical Data Analysis
- Contingency tables
- Hierarchical loglinear models: sampling models, structural models, maximum likelihood estimation, full vs. reduced model tests, model building, diagnostics
- Logistic regression models