Links to Other Statistical Web Sites
(Updated 07/03/2010 -- Added links to Jeremy Taylor's web sites)
- Two websites by Jeremy Taylor, dedicated to helping graduate
students and professionals with their statistical analysis or problems.
- StatsMakeMeCry is a place to share ideas and find answers to your statistical questions. It is intended for information sharing, and focuses on free content, such as blogs, video tutorials...etc.
- VaryYourStats is dedicated to providing consultation to those seeking more in-depth statistical assistance. It offers straight-forward statistical consulting to students, researchers, and professionals from a variety of disciplines. (It is not a dissertation writing service.)
- Facster -- a web site that makes the
Statistical Abstract of the United States easily and fully accessible:
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has easy to use key-word searching.
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lets you zero in on the information of interest.
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provides links to source internet sites from your search results.
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contains the entire electronic version of the Abstract, not the abbreviated
tables in the bound edition or the government published .pdf files.
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presents all data in the same easy to read time-series format, unlike the
published data series, which are all in different formats.
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lets you combine information from different parts of the Abstract.
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allows easy browsing of the Abstract’s information.
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lets you bookmark your search results.
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includes the California Statistical Abstract and will continue to grow with
other government statistics.
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Data Shaping Solutions -- Data
Mining Job Board / Data Mining Meta Directory / Analytic Job Board. Specializing
in Business Intelligence, Statistics, Analytics, Data Management, Data Mining,
Data Analysis, SAS Programming, CRM, Artificial Intelligence, Web Mining,
Six Sigma, Operations Research, Risk Management, Database Marketing and Quant.
Also offers a wide array of expertise in design of experiments, time series,
predictive modeling, survey analysis, customer profiling, pattern recognition,
statistical testing, data mining across several industries (including Finance,
Internet, Marketing and Litigation), programming languages (such as SAS,
Java, C, C#, Perl, Splus/R and SQL), and internet solutions such as black
box trading.
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Statistics
Internet Library -- a useful page, especially for students and others
who are learning statistics. It has links to free net-based stats textbooks,
illustrated instructions for doing statistics with Excel, practice questions
and problems for statistics tests, overview charts, resources for learning
statistics and writing research papers, links to other statistics-related
web sites, and links to other "Internet Libraries" (Economics, Excel,
Mathematics, Small Business, etc.).
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PublicPractice -- an Australian
site providing census-related products and services. Products include Portraits,
Populator, Community Projector, Community Analyst, Community Explorer, Age
Profiler, Census data, and Population Sketches. Services include presentations
and seminars, needs analyses, social planning, and process management. The
web site also offers technical support, current (Australian) populations,
and links to other useful web sites.
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Dr. Hossein Arsham's Remarkable
Web Site (University of Baltimore) -- A very large and very
impressive collection of online courses, tutorials, and related resources
for a wide variety of subjects related to:
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Statistical Data Analysis for Managerial Decisions, with Excel For
Introductory Statistical Analysis
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Business Statistics for Managerial Decision Making, with Excel for
Business Statistics
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Science of Making Good Strategic Decisions, with Success Science,
Leadership Decision Making, Tools for Decision Analysis, Time-Critical Decision
Making for Economics and Finance, Zero-Sum Games with Applications, Decision
Science Resources, A Collection of Keywords and Phrases
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Goal-seeking and Optimal Strategic Modeling and Solution Algorithms,
with Linear Programming (LP) and Goal-Seeking Strategy, Integer Optimization
and the Network Models, Artificial-variable Free LP Solution Algorithms,
Tools for LP Modeling Validation, The Classical Simplex Method, Linear Algebra
and LP Connections, From Linear to Nonlinear Optimization: The Missing Chapter,
Construction of the Sensitivity Region for LP Models, Optimization with
Sensitivity Analysis Resources
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Modeling and Simulation for Systems Analysis, Design and Control,
with System Simulation, , Modeling and Simulation Resources
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Statistical Concepts and Tools for Data Analysis, with Questionnaire
Design and Surveys Sampling, Topics in Statistical Data Analysis, Computational
Statistics, Probability and Statistics Resources
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Online Courses: Business Statistics, Decision Science/Management
Science/Operations Research.
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Instructional and Training Resources: Zero Sagas in Four Dimensions,
Impact of the Internet on Learning &
TeachingArticles on
Simulation -- The Institute for Operations Research and the Management
Sciences (INFORMS) maintains a web site that's an incredible treasure-trove
of information on every imaginable topic related to simulation. Every paper
and tutorial presented at the past four Winter Simulation Conferences is
available for downloading as full-text Adobe PDF files, which can be viewed
with the freely-available Adobe Acrobat Reader.
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Foto Search Image Library -- 1,300,000
keyword-searchable images, including Art, photography, clipart,
illustrations, footage, and maps you can view free of charge. It is the digital,
online equivalent of a conventional art museum. Browsing through the world-class
photography and art library is free, and there are no access charges,
registration requirements, or usage limits.
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Techenomics -- Lubricating oil sample
analysis and testing, temperature, vibration and condition monitoring by
Techenomics International
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StatisticsSolutions - a
company specializing in statistical consulting and analysis services for
graduate students working on their dissertations. Their web site also provides
a collection of
statistics-related
tips, tutorials and other resources.
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Compendium of MBA Programs -- Explore
a worldwide directory of MBA programs and business schools that includes
admission tips, scholarship links, and glossary of terms.
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PakSer®
PDF version -- Contains comprehensive information on more than 6000 biomedical
journals/serials including web links to more than 1400 biomedical journals.
Includes: Title name, · Frequency of publication,· International
Standard Serial Number (ISSN),· Country where the serial/journal is
published,· PakMed ID,· Language or languages of publication,·
Indexing status,· Focused areas,· Publisher’s address, Full
title listing, Title abbreviation listing, Titles having no approved title
abbreviation, Country-wise listing, PakMed list of weblinks of biomedical
journals, PakMed list of biomedical journals indexed by EMRO, Titles added
to Index Medicus in 2001, and Titles excluded from Index Medicus.
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SPSS dedicated web
site -- includes more than 350 free sample syntax, macros and scripts
classified by purpose, as well as Tips, FAQs, tutorials and a Newbie's Corner.
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Conventions
for the Graphical Display of Data -- a nice review of some of the do's
and don'ts when making graphs. This is part of a collection of
background
material, which is part of a larger collection of
resources for technical
and professional communicators.
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An excellent set of online slide shows and handouts from a tutorial session
given in Oct, 2000 Marianne W. Zawitz, Bureau of Justice Statistics at the
Washington Statistical Society. Includes:
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Free Resources for Program
Evaluation and Social Research Methods -- "How-to" do evaluation research
and the methods used: surveys, focus groups, sampling, interviews, and other
methods. Most of these links are to resources that can be read over the web.
A few, like the GAO books, are for books that can be sent away for, for free
(if you live in the US), as well as read over the web.
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MathTools -- a technical computing portal
for all scientific and engineering needs, provided as a free service to the
scientific community and contains useful links for technical computing
programmers. Contains sections for MATLAB, Excel, Scientific C/C++, Scientific
Fortran, Scientific Java, Visual Basic, Applications & Industries, and
Learning & Education.
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Finding Data on the Internet --
a page of links to other pages that link to online databases related to:
agriculture, aviation, crime, demographics, education, energy, finding people,
health, immigration, investing, law, military, non-profits, politics, weather,
and more.
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Virtual Laboratories in Probability
and Statistics (Java)
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StatPak
-- JavaScript Statistical Package (JavaScript)
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Software: Tools for Data
Mining and Knowledge Discovery -- links to software packages (some free,
some commercial; various hardware/software platforms) for performing
mining/sifting/discovering analyses.
Tool Types:
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Suites - tools handling multiple discovery tasks
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Classification - predicting an item class based on historical data
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Method: Multiple | Decision tree | Rules | Neural network | Rough sets |
Genetic | Nearest Neighbour | Fuzzy
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Estimation and Regression - estimating a continuous value
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Clustering - finding groups of related items
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Link Analysis - finding links or dependencies
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Associations and Market-Basket Analysis
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Sequential Patterns
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Visualization
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Statistics
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Text Mining
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Web Mining
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Deviation Detection
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Summarization
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Data Cleaning and Transformation
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Dimensional Analysis
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PRN-DATA -- a web site that offers professional
health research consulting, coaching, and technical assistance as needed,
to investigators and nonprofit organizations.
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Meta-analysis pages: an
introduction;
another
introduction;
a
detailed
description; a
how-to
guide; another
how-to guide;
talking points for
a lecture;
slide
show for a lecture
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Library of Mathematical Models
of Biological Systems -- provides access to working versions of published
models
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The Chance
Database, containing materials designed help teach a Chance course or
a more standard introductory probability or statistics course
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The early
history of statistics -- a collection of seminal papers by Bayes, Pascal,
Laplace, Legendre, and others. (Most documents and graphics are in Unix formats
-- LaTeX, PostScript, gz -- rather than the common formats understood by
most browsers.)
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Martindale's
Reference Desk - Calculators On-Line - Statistics (the grand-daddy
of all compendia of calculating web pages)
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Mathematics Archives
- Interactive WWW Pages
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Links to
mathematical Java applets (including statistics) -- an incredibly
comprehensive collection! Much of the page is in Finnish, but you can still
identify the useful links.
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A large
collection of mathematical and statistical links
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FedStats -- a master page maintained
by Federal Interagency Council on Statistical Policy to provide easy access
to the full range of statistics and information produced by more than 70
agencies in the United States Federal Government.
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A list of
statistics-related resources on the web.
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An incredibly comprehensive
database of information
on UFO sightings, with impressive graphical output and the ability to
query for specific information.
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The Hunger Site -- An unusual
site, not statistics-related, in which sponsors make donations to humanitarian
organizations whenever someone looks at their banner ads.
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First Internet Gallery
of Statistics Jokes -- enjoy, and contribute some of your own!
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