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Home / Statistical Explorations with Biological Content: Intermediate

Statistical Explorations with Biological Content: Intermediate

  • Sources of Variation in an Experiment
    • Exploration 1.1: Sand Crabs
  • Quantifying Sources of Variation
    • Exploration 1.2 – 1.3: Starry navigation
  • Comparing Several Groups
    • Exploration 1.4 – 1.5: Golden Squirrels
  • More Study Design Considerations
    • Exploration 1.6: Cholesterol levels and living altitude
  • Paired Data
    • Exploration 2.1: Finch songs
  • Randomized Complete Block Designs
    • Exploration 2.2: How does caffeine affect finger tapping?
  • Multi-factor Studies and Interactions
    • Exploration 3.1: Pig growth
  • Statistical Interactions
    • Exploration 3.2: What determines a baby skink’s weight?
  • Simple Linear Regression with Single Quantitative Explanatory Variable
    • Exploration 4.1 – 4.2: Fatty Acids and DNA
  • Regression Models with Both Categorical and Quantitative Explanatory Variables
    • Exploration 4.3: Predicting Blood Glucose
  • Quantitative/Categorical Interactions
    • Exploration 4.4: FEV and smoking
  • Experiments with Multiple Quantitative Explanatory Variables
    • Exploration 5.1: Biodiesel
  • Nonlinear Models: Polynomial Functions
    • Exploration 5.3: Predicting Skeletal Mass from Humerous Length in Birds
  • Comparing Proportions
    • Exploration 6.1: Give Peas a Chance
  • Simple Logistic Regression
    • Exploration 6.2: Horseshoe Crabs
  • Logistic Regression with Multiple Explanatory Variables
    • Exploration 6.3: Predicting Breast Cancer
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