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Methodology and Statistics

1995
No single method can be applied to all the activities that are of interest to psychologists; for practical and ethical reasons, a variety of methods must be used.
Diana Dwyer, Jane Scampion
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Statistical methodologies in psychopharmacology: a review

Human Psychopharmacology: Clinical and Experimental, 2006
AbstractThere has been a greatly increased interest in statistical methods in the psychiatric research and its applications over the past few decades, in parallel with advances in computers and statistical software. This review aims to describe the main topics related to statistical methods in psychopharmacology, namely nature of statistics in medicine,
Nieminen, Pentti   +3 more
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Teaching Statistical Consulting Before Statistical Methodology

Australian & New Zealand Journal of Statistics, 2003
AbstractThis paper outlines and discusses the advantages of an ‘Introduction to Statistical Consulting’ course (ISC) that exposes students to statistical consulting early in their studies. The course is intended for students before, or while, they study their units in statistical techniques, and assumes only a first‐year introductory statistics unit ...
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On Methodology and Statistics

2014
Revista da Sociedade Portuguesa de Medicina Física e de Reabilitação, v. 25, n.
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Sequential clustering by statistical methodology

Pattern Recognition Letters, 2005
To overcome the limitation of requiring the cluster threshold with the parametric approach, this paper presents a clustering constraint which first considers an estimate of the global distribution. The clustering process moves from local clusters identifying the data globally to larger clusters with a specified density function.
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Statistical Methodology for Industrial Problems

Technometrics, 2001
The 10 articles in this issue develop statistical methodology that was developed in response to real problems that arose in industry. These articles demonstrate increasing needs for methods that can handle data with a variety of attributes, such as multivariate, binary (pass/fail), categorical, correlated, incomplete, or non-Gaussian.
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Statistical and Methodological Considerations for Vision Screening

Optometry and Vision Science, 1976
ABSTRACT The statistical measures and definitions currently in use for screening programs are discussed. Sensitivity, specificity, false negative, and false positive rates are defined and illustrated. The positive and negative predictive values and the over‐ and underrefferal rates are also discussed, and an example of these measures ...
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Statistics and methodology

Skeletal Radiology, 2008
Nancy A, Obuchowski, Michael L, Lieber
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Statistical Methodology

Journal of the American Society of Brewing Chemists, 1981
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