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STA442/2101F: Applied Statistics I

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Sketch of solutions to final homework.

A correction was made to Question 2(a) and to the data set for Question 4 on Sunday, December 9 at 2.15 pm.

Final Homework is due on or before December 17 at 4 pm . (No extensions are possible.)

The blood data for the final homework, taken from Davison (2003, Table 9.22) are: 
1	2	3	4	5	6
-----------------------------------------
68	49	41	33	40	30
42	52	40	27	45	42
69	41	26	48	50	35
64	56	33	54	41	44
39	40	42	42	37	49
66	43	27	56	34	25
29	20	35	19	42	45


You should be able to download the data for Question 4 by 
source(file=url("http://www.utstat.utoronto.ca/reid/sta442f/FinalHW.R"))



Here is the data in case you prefer this:

1     9  22    yes    yes
2     7  22     no    yes
3    95  22    yes     no
4  1841  22     no     no
5    23  27    yes    yes
6     9  27     no    yes
7   105  27    yes     no
8  1654  27     no     no
9    54  32    yes    yes
10   19  32     no    yes
11  177  32    yes     no
12 1863  32     no     no
13  121  37    yes    yes
14   48  37     no    yes
15  257  37    yes     no
16 2357  37     no     no
17  169  42    yes    yes
18   54  42     no    yes
19  273  42    yes     no
20 1778  42     no     no
21  269  47    yes    yes
22   88  47     no    yes
23  324  47    yes     no
24 1712  47     no     no
25  404  52    yes    yes
26  117  52     no    yes
27  245  52    yes     no
28 1324  52     no     no
29  406  57    yes    yes
30  152  57     no    yes
31  225  57    yes     no
32  967  57     no     no
33  372  62    yes    yes
34  106  62     no    yes
35  132  62    yes     no
36  526  62     no     no











 Lectures


  •  December 5, 2007


  •  November 28, 2007


  •  November 21, 2007

      

    •   Homework 4 is due on Dec. 5.
This version is slightly amended from the handout in class; there are more
details given for Question 2.

    •  R code for the analysis of the
rat growth data given in Chapter 9 of Davison (2003).

    

  •  November 14, 2007


  •  November 7, 2007


  •  October 31, 2007

      

    •  Lecture Notes

    •  Homework 3 due Nov 14

    •  You *should* be able to 'source' the data set using

      source(file=url("http://www.utstat.utoronto.ca/reid/sta442f/hw3-q1")).
        I will try to get a text file of the data up shortly.

    

  •  October 24, 2007


  •  October 17, 2007


  •  October 3, 2007


  •  September 26, 2007


  •  September 19, 2007

      

    •   Information on homework etc.

    •   Homework 1 due October 4

    •   Set 4 data for HW1 (text file).  You can read this into R by typing 
       read.table(file="set4.txt"),
       once you copy this file into the directory you are running R in.

    •  You *should* be able to 'source' the data set using

      source(file=url("http://www.utstat.utoronto.ca/reid/sta442f/set4.R"))
      

    •   Some notes on linear regression

    •   Lecture notes (cleaned up)

    

  •  September 12, 2007

      

    •   Handout with course details.

    •  Nuclear power data for example G: from within R, type

      source(file=url("http://www.utstat.utoronto.ca/reid/sta442f/ExGdata.R"))
      

    •   Copies of some pages from the text for Example G

    •   My R session  fitting nuclear.lm

    •   Lecture notes

    


     Computing 
    
You are welcome to use the statistical computing package of your choice,
but 
I will refer exclusively to the R computing package.
Statistics Dept graduate students can access R on the
Statistics Dept
computers; undergraduate students can access R on
CQUEST.  Alternatively, students
can install R on the computer(s) of their choice, by downloading its
"base" package (for free) from

probability.ca/cran
or www.r-project.org.

    
There are many helpful introductions to R, including: