Statistics et al.: August 2015

Tuesday, 4 August 2015

Lesson Prototype - First Lecture on Multiple Imputation

Continuing the work on my data management course, here's the start of the Imputation unit. I'm intending three units in total - Text processing, principles of data manipulation (cleaning, merging, formatting, and database access), and imputation.

About the Author

Jack Davis is a teaching professor in Statistics at the University of Waterloo, Canada.

Their research spans statistics in sport, data mining, adult education and Bayesian computation.

They have a course called "Statistics, Gambling, and Games of Chance" on Udemy.

They also pretend to be an expert in writing and game design, which is why they wrote a textbook called "Writing for Statisticians" and why they programmed a video game called "Doc Logic" for Xbox 360.

They enjoy chess and chess variants, but they are so, so, very bad at them. They want to try living on a houseboat sometime.

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Tuesday, 4 August 2015

Lesson Prototype - First Lecture on Multiple Imputation