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STAT 776: Appl Statistical Methods II
3.00 Credits
Wichita State University
Applied Statistical Methods II Covers selected topics from multivariate analysis including statistical theory associated with the multivariate normal, Wishart and other related distributions, partial and multiple correlation, principal component analysis, factor analysis, classification and discriminant analysis, cluster analysis, James-Stein estimates, multivariate probability inequalities, majorization and Schur functions. Prerequisite: STAT 764 with C or better or departmental consent.
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STAT 861: Theory of Probability I
3.00 Credits
Wichita State University
Theory of Probability I The axiomatic foundations of probability theory emphasize the coverage of probability measures, distribution functions, characteristic functions, random variables, modes of convergence, the law of large numbers and central limit theorem, and conditioning and the Markov property. Prerequisites: MATH 743 and STAT 761 or 771.
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STAT 862: Theory of Probability II
3.00 Credits
Wichita State University
Theory of Probability II The axiomatic foundations of probability theory emphasize the coverage of probability measures, distribution functions, characteristic functions, random variables, modes of convergence, the law of large numbers and central limit theorem, and conditioning and the Markov property. Prerequisites: MATH 743 and STAT 761 or 771.
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STAT 870: Theory Statist Inference I
3.00 Credits
Wichita State University
Theory of Statistical Inference I Covers asymptotic theory of maximum likelihood estimation, sufficiency and completeness, unbiased estimation, elements of decision theory and the Neyman-Pearson theory of testing hypotheses. Prerequisites: MATH 743 and STAT 761 or 771.
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STAT 871: Theory Statist Inference II
3.00 Credits
Wichita State University
Theory of Statistical Inference II Covers asymptotic theory of maximum likelihood estimation, sufficiency and completeness, unbiased estimation, elements of decision theory and the Neyman-Pearson theory of testing hypotheses. Prerequisites: MATH 743 and STAT 761 or 771.
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STAT 871A: Asymptotics Stat
3.00 Credits
Wichita State University
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STAT 872: Theory Linear Models I
3.00 Credits
Wichita State University
Theory of Linear Models I An introduction to the theory of linear models and analysis of variance. Includes multivariate normal distribution, distributions of quadratic forms, general linear models, general linear hypothesis, confidence regions, prediction and tolerance intervals, design models (1-factor and 2-factor), analysis of covariance, and components-of-variance models. Prerequisites: MATH 511 and STAT 772.
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STAT 873: Theory Linear Models II
3.00 Credits
Wichita State University
Theory of Linear Models II An introduction to the theory of linear models and analysis of variance. Includes multivariate normal distribution, distributions of quadratic forms, general linear models, general linear hypothesis, confidence regions, prediction and tolerance intervals, design models (1-factor and 2-factor), analysis of covariance, and components-of-variance models. Prerequisites: MATH 511 and STAT 772.
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STAT 875: Design of Experiments
3.00 Credits
Wichita State University
STAT 875. Design of Experiments A study of basic concepts of experimental design which include completely randomized design, randomized block design, randomization theory, estimation and tests, Latin square design, factorial experiments, confounding, split-plot designs, incomplete block designs, and intra- and interblock information. Prerequisite: STAT 572 or 772.
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STAT 876: Nonparametric Methods
3.00 Credits
Wichita State University
Nonparametric Methods An introduction to the theory of nonparametric statistics. Includes order statistics; tests based on runs; tests of goodness of fit; rank-order statistics; one-, two-, and k-sample problems; linear rank statistics; measure of association for bivariate samples; and asymptotic efficiency. Prerequisite: STAT 772.
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