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HOW TO CHECK stat.harvard.edu THROUGH WEBMAIL Go to http://www.stat.harvard.edu/webmail. How to forward your stat.harvard.edu email to a new address: Method 1: terminal. Open a terminal window. Enter: ssh yourusername@stat.harvard.edu (the home...text/html2008-06-19T11:09:36+01:00Andrew Thomas (athomas@128.103.11.241)jsmtalks
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Here are talks given by members and friends of our department at JSM 2008: 39 - Sun, 8/3/08, 4:00 PM - 5:50 PM, CC-101 Post-Imputation Variance Estimation - Invited - Papers 4:30 PM Multiply Imputing Potential Outcomes To Estimate Individual Cau...text/html2008-06-11T13:57:29+01:00Andrew Thomas (athomas@140.247.248.67)start
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Welcome to the Harvard University Statistics Department Wiki. Frequently Asked Questions Events calendar Who from the department is presenting at JSM 2008 in Denver? Working Projects of Student Informal Groups Qualifying Exams Qualifying E...text/html2008-04-27T12:21:00+01:00Alan Lenarcic (alenarc@76.24.31.131)randemacs
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http://www.r-project.org/ To get XEmacs: http://www.xemacs.org/ To get the ESS package: http://www.xemacs.org/Documentation/packages/html/ess.html Jim's Document giving introductory functions for R Jim's Introduction To R with some extra ...text/html2007-10-04T23:10:23+01:00Andrew Thomas (athomas@128.103.11.241)qschool
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To download previous qualifying exams, go here. <!– –> ...text/html2007-09-26T14:06:33+01:00Andrew Thomas (athomas@140.247.241.80)journals
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Journals in Statistics, by rank/specialty: JASA - Journal of the American Statistical Association Annals of (Prob, Applied Prob, Stat, Applied Stat) - IMS JRSS (Royal Statistical Society) Biometrika The Statistician The American Statisticia...text/html2007-08-23T16:39:12+01:00Alan Lenarcic (alenarc@76.24.31.131)stat340
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Joe Blitzstein’s Stat 340, a course in Graph Theory stat340lecture1.pdf Lecture 1 stat340lecture3.pdf Lecture 3 stat340lecture5.pdf Lecture 5 stat340lecture7.pdf stat340lecture9.pdf networkdynamics.pdf Lecture 10: Slideshow on network dy...text/html2007-08-23T16:12:35+01:00Alan Lenarcic (alenarc@76.24.31.131)mcb131
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A computational neurobiology course treating PCA, information analysis, neural nets, ... mcb131_lecture1.pdf mcb131_lecture2.pdf mcb131_lecture3.pdf mcb131_lecture4.pdf mcb131_lecture5.pdf mcb131_lecture6.pdf mcb131_lecture7.pdf mcb131_lectu...text/html2007-02-17T02:30:26+01:00Chenxin Li (cli@140.247.10.144)intotor
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You should really go see IntroToR. ...text/html2007-02-17T02:30:08+01:00Chenxin Li (cli@140.247.10.144)lab - created
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From Feb 16, all students should use their FAS account to log in the machines in Stats Lab. ...text/html2006-11-28T20:37:05+01:00Alan Lenarcic (alenarc@140.247.243.174)stat217
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Stat 217hf, Art Dempster’s Class stat217hf_lecture1.pdf Notes dealing with the first class. I’ll label this better someday. stat217hf_lecture2.pdf Notes dealing with the second class. stat208_lecture6.pdf Notes dealing with the 6th c...text/html2006-11-03T15:30:26+01:00Andrew Thomas (athomas@140.247.242.83)exastatnotes
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This page holds notes on how to port R code into ExaStat, for the purposes of compiling and speeding up run times. Declarations Since ExaStat is C++ based, we must declare our variables. I recommend “Hungarian notation” in order to k...text/html2006-10-12T01:19:17+01:00Alan Lenarcic (alenarc@71.192.3.63)stat210
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stat149_section1_linearalgebra.pdf Information on Logit regression stat149_logitregresslecture.pdf Alan ...text/html2006-05-16T10:09:03+01:00Alan Lenarcic (alenarc@140.247.240.16)stat249
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Don’t know if there is any interest (or whether Rima/Charity will want us to take this down) but I’ll try to update regularly... Lecture 1: Thursday, Feb 2, 2006 stat249_lecture1.pdf Lecture 2: Tuesday, Feb 7, 2006 stat249_lecture2.pd...text/html2006-04-08T18:26:51+01:00Byron Ellis (ellis@171.66.50.51)latex - created
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A handy little macro from comp.text.tex (2000) buried in one of the massive “Giant List O’ Symbols” documents on TUG. This makes a \perp with two vertical lines instead of one. \newcommand\independent{\protect\mathpalette{\protect...text/html2006-04-06T22:25:01+01:00Byron Ellis (ellis@171.66.50.148)rgraphics
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In Jim’s tutorial, we saw one way of adding a function (the normal distribution in this case) to R hist(Jim10[, 3], xlim = c(-3, 3), xlab = "Scores", main = "Gopi's IQ Test Scores, Normal Overlay", freq = F) par(new = T)...text/html2006-02-27T22:16:50+01:00Byron Ellis (ellis@171.66.51.142)byronsr - created
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My powerful R technique will defeat your slow algorithm! Samplers, Samplers, Samplers Everybody thinks that building samplers in R is slow because loops in R are really slow. Loops are slow, it’s true. The trick is not to use them. Instead...text/html2006-02-16T15:43:02+01:00Byron Ellis (ellis@171.66.35.203)scm
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It happens to everyone sooner or later. An accidental rm -fr *, the Click Of Death, or just a change to your code that means you can’t recreate your results from your paper a month down the line. If it hasn’t happened to you yet, conside...text/html2006-02-09T13:56:31+01:00Alan Lenarcic (alenarc@140.247.241.122)stat215
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Lecture notes online, probably not so informative –Alan ...text/html2006-02-09T13:54:42+01:00Alan Lenarcic (alenarc@140.247.241.122)stat270
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Lecture notes online, I can give tech in case people want updates, corrections: –Alan ...