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PubHtlh 640
Intermediate Biostatistics
Biostatistics and Epidemiology
UMass Amherst

 

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3. Discrete Distributions
4. Categorical Data Analysis
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6. Introduction to Survival Analysis
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8. Repeated Measures Analysis
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- A. Bradford Hill (1971)

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New Sunday 4-29-2012
Exam 3 (final) due Thursday May 10, 2012 (pdf, 5 pp)

ANOTHER New Friday 4-27-2012
Unit 7. Introduction to Analysis of Variance (pdf, 79 pp)
Please download and reprint the following pages: 1, 18-21, 26-28, 43, 51

New Friday 4-27-2012
Unit 7 Practice Problems SOLUTIONS (pdf, 13 pp)
U nit 7 Practice Problems due Thursday May 10, 2012 - solutions forthcoming ... (pdf, 5 pp)
I made a change to page 1 and page 11 of --> Sata v 12 Illustration of ONE WAY ANOVA -with apology for conversion to pdf altering the pagination (pdf, 15 pp)
Data set is hers_640anova.dta. I recommend that you access it from within Stata using the command use.




Welcome to PubHlth640, Intermediate Biostatistics!
Spring 2012
Instructor: Carol Bigelow

This course is the second of a two semester introduction to biostatistics, PubHlth 540 and PubHlth 640. The objective of this course is to expand upon the basic concepts and intution of statistical reasoning developed in the first semester to selected applications of biostatistical analysis: simple and multiple normal theory linear regression, multiple contingency table analysis, logistic regression, and analysis of variance. Time permitting, this course also includes introductions to survival analysis, repeated measures data, and nonparametric methods. Illustrations of analyses using the software package Stata are also provided (see also course website, PubHlth 691f).

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