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Home Blog May 5: Statistics in Practice

May 5: Statistics in Practice

In this week’s Brief, we look deeper into the question of whether Covid-19 is a senior citizen disease.  Our course spotlight is twofold:

  • Start in May or June:  Mastery in Statistical Modeling (3 courses)
  • June 12 to July 10  Analyzing and Modeling Covid-19 Data

See you in class!

– Peter Bruce

Founder, Author, and Senior Scientist


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Course Spotlight

Gain a Mastery in Statistical Modeling – you choose 3 courses

  • Regression Analysis (starts May 8)
  • Generalized Linear Models (starts June 19)
  • Count Data Modeling (starts Oct. 23)
  • Modeling in R (starts July 3)
  • Mixed and Hierarchical Linear Models (Starts Sept 25)

Analyzing and Modeling Covid-19 Data (June 12 to July 10)

We’ll cover analysis of Covid data broadly, and focus on the epidemiological and statistical models used to forecast the spread of the pandemic. In this seminar-style course for statistically-literate* researchers, you will

  • Explore key rates and features of the Coronavirus data
  • Learn how to specify epidemiological models
  • Learn how to fit statistical models
  • The strengths and weaknesses of each type of model

The instructors are

  • James Hardin, Epidemiology and Biostatistics Associate Professor and Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs and Curriculum for the Arnold School of Public Health, University of South Carolina.
  • Wayne Folta a Lead Data Scientist at Elder Research, Inc. where he develops and deploys models for clients. His current work involves the design and implementation of text mining and deep learning models at the U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services; he has also been active within Elder Research in exploring and assessing epidemiological models in R.

See you in class!


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