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February 2007wi2144st1 Statistics of Experimental Design wi2144st Ludolf E. Meester, Statistics Dept. Peter J.T. Verheijen, Biotechnology Dept.
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February 2007wi2144st3 Aim Introduction probability and statistics Familiarise engineering students with the jargon of the statisticiansstatisticians Model-based analysis of experimental data Design of experiments
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February 2007wi2144st4 Contents Example 1: Probability of success in test Example 2: Probability of success in test 2 given that test 1<5.5? Answer: 0.55 and 0.15 Descriptive Statistics Probability Distributions Estimation theory Linear Model Non-linear regression Design of experiment Model selection/discrimination Hypothesis testing
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February 2007wi2144st5 Contents Descriptive Statistics Probability Distributions Estimation theory Linear Model Non-linear regression Design of experiment Model selection/discrimination Hypothesis testing
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February 2007wi2144st6 Contents Descriptive Statistics Probability Distributions Estimation theory Linear Model Non-linear regression Design of experiment Model selection/discrimination Hypothesis testing
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February 2007wi2144st7 Contents Estimation theory Example: What is mu and sigma? Bias Robustness Confidence Interval Bootstrap methods Descriptive Statistics Probability Distributions Estimation theory Linear Model Non-linear regression Design of experiment Model selection/discrimination Hypothesis testing
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February 2007wi2144st8 Contents Estimation theory Descriptive Statistics Probability Distributions Linear Model Non-linear regression Design of experiment Model selection/discrimination Hypothesis testing Example 1: When you have less than 4. 5 on test 1, you will not pass Example 2: Average Test1=Average Test 2 Answer: No and no
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February 2007wi2144st9 Contents Descriptive Statistics Probability Distributions Estimation theory Linear Model Non-linear regression Design of experiment Model selection/discrimination Hypothesis testing
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February 2007wi2144st10 Contents Descriptive Statistics Probability Distributions Estimation theory Linear Model Non-linear regression Design of experiment Model selection/discrimination Hypothesis testing
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February 2007wi2144st11 Contents Descriptive Statistics Probability Distributions Estimation theory Linear Model Non-linear regression Design of experiment Model selection/discrimination Hypothesis testing … To improve estimate... To improve prediction of model
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February 2007wi2144st12 Contents Descriptive Statistics Probability Distributions Estimation theory Linear Model Non-linear regression Design of experiment Model selection/discrimination Hypothesis testing Given Data: Choose between models Given Different Models: Choose between experiments
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February 2007wi2144st13 1.Introduction, probability 2.Probability distributions 3.Simulation, expectation and variance 4.Joint distributions 5.Central limit theorem, data exploration 6.Estimation 7.Hypothesis testing 8.Stochastic vectors: linear model and estimation 9.Linear model, confidence interval and hypothesis testing 10.Linear model, Non-linear regression 11.Non-linear regression 12.Experimental design 13.Model selection 14.Review The Lectures
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February 2007wi2144st14 Overview Data = Model + Experimental Error Characterisation Experimentation Estimation Hypothesis testing Actions Entities … to be continued
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February 2007wi2144st15 Course Material and Information Part I: A Modern Introduction to Probability and Statistics by Dekking et al, ISBN 1-85233-896-2; ( Autumn 2004 and later versions of Kanstat lecture notes still usable.) Part II: Lecture Notes, plus exercises Exercises and Examination Set Edition 7 available as PDF Data for exercises and past examinations Software: SSORstat PastiFit PastiMos Excel …. any other, eg Splus, SAS, SPSS, Matlab
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February 2007wi2144st16 Where, what Computer rooms Data for exercises and past examinations Software: SSORstat, PastiFit, PastiMos and Excel Web page: http://dutiosc.twi.tudelft.nl/~a90 (also via BB page)http://dutiosc.twi.tudelft.nl/~a90 Data for exercises and past examinations (zip-file) Exercises and Examination Set (1994-2006) as pdf Lecture notes Statistiek van Proefopzetten as pdf Download software: SSORstat, PastiFit, PastiMos And of course e-mail to the lecturers: L.E.Meester@tudelft.nl, P.J.T.Verheijen@tudelft.nl VSSD A Modern Introduction to Probability and Statistics by Dekking et al, ISBN 1-85233-896-2
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February 2007wi2144st17 Course Material and Information Lecture notes: Statistiek van proefopzetten ONLY available as pdf on website. Exercises and Examination Set: minor updates and inclusion of exams 2004/2005; ONLY available as pdf on website. Changes with respect to 2005/2006
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February 2007wi2144st18 Timetable Course schedule 3rd period Room B –Thursday: hour 1+2 Lectures (/Exercises) –Friday: hour 5+6+7 Lectures/(Computer) Exercises Course schedule 4th period Room B –Wednesday: hour 2+3+4 Lectures/(Computer) Exercises –Thursday: hour 3+4 Lectures/Exercises Examination schedule –Full course examination: Thu., June 14, 14-17 –Full course examination: Tue., August 28, 14-17
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February 2007wi2144st19 Examination Material present: Computer with –SSORstat –PastiFit –PastiMos –Excel Formulas (from appendices Lecture Notes) Allowed: normal calculator
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February 2007wi2144st20 Examination
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February 2007wi2144st21 … and what else Dans le domaine de la science, le hasard ne favorise que les esprits qui ont été préparés. Louis Pasteur, 1822-1895 …. or “Het toeval begunstigt de voorbereide geest’’ …. or ‘’Chance favors the prepared mind!’’
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