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Started this discussion. Last reply by Georgette Asherman Nov 12, 2010.
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Georgette Asherman replied to Ross Clark's discussion Measures of Association: Nominal/Continuous Variables
Georgette Asherman commented on Vincent Granville's group Used Book and Software Exchange
"Oldies but Goodies
The New S Language, 1988. Richard Becker, John Chambers, Allan Wilks
good if you need the origins of the S/R world
Understanding Robust and Exploratory Data Analysis, 1983
David Hoaglin, Frederick Mosteller,…"
Georgette Asherman replied to Georgette Asherman's discussion Prioritizing Emails
"I mean threads lIke in google where emails are stacked together as threads. So a manager could have a set of threads of incoming email with priority changing as the day progresses."
Ralph Winters replied to Georgette Asherman's discussion Prioritizing Emails
"If you are not willing to do it via key words or phrases, you could construct a "Spam" filter by training it on the most important documents. You would then come up with a score, and your email program would need to recognize it and sort…"
Georgette Asherman posted a discussion
Prioritizing Emails
Are there algorithms or techniques for scoring email besides key word filters? I found myself talking to managers who claim they get hundreds of email a day from the field. Is there any way to create threads that push a high-priority email above a bulk or unimportant one?See More
Georgette Asherman replied to Brigit Joseph's discussion on logit and probit model
"As Matt states below, Generalized Linear Model techniques transform a response into a continuous range, so the response and coefficients on the right side look like a linear regression model--a linear combination of coefficients multiplied by the…"
Georgette Asherman added a discussion to the group Survival Analysis
Why is this called multivariate survival analysis?
We are talking about models that fit a survival response with an assumed hazard function and a set of covariates. I thought this was parametric survival analysis. Since there is only one response, event duration, not a vector it isn't a multivariate model. I don't want to make a big deal about this but it seems like, new, inappropriate, nomenclature.
Georgette Asherman commented on Rachel's blog post How to start a statistical career for a graduate when everywhere is asking for years of experiences?
"Some federal jobs may allow green card holders. I know California is having problems but you could try state jobs since you are in Sacramento. Also there are probably a lot of quasi--governmental research groups in that area. If you can leave…"
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