Common mistakes in R programming
The R Inferno
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Critical Chain Project Management
In CCPM two durations are estimated for each: an aggressive duration based on how long the task would take given full focus on the task and no problems, and a “safe” duration given full focus and typical variation with each task. The differences between aggressive and “safe” durations for each critical task contribute to a pooled “project buffer” which is adjusted for the project as a whole. The end of the project buffer is the team’s “commit date” and the buffer protects the project from uncertainty
Managers and leadership need to provide clear project and task priorities and a work environment that enables single-task focus, so that each task can be completed quickly and with high quality.
Managers and leadership need to provide clear project and task priorities and a work environment that enables single-task focus, so that each task can be completed quickly and with high quality.
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
meta analysis
Jadad scale to measure methological quality of a clinical trial
tool: CMA
publication standards: quorum (eg) and moose (eg)
proc mixed can be used in meta analysis.
tool: CMA
publication standards: quorum (eg) and moose (eg)
proc mixed can be used in meta analysis.
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
histogram alternatives
Beanplot
hist() + rug(): add one dimensional scatter plot below the histograms
for discrete data: barplot(table(a)), where a is a discrete vector. Or barplot (tabulate (a))
ecdf (Empirical CDF) summarizes the data into something like a smooth CDF line while graphing all the data points.
dhist in ggplot2
more discussion from Gelman here and also here
hist() + rug(): add one dimensional scatter plot below the histograms
for discrete data: barplot(table(a)), where a is a discrete vector. Or barplot (tabulate (a))
ecdf (Empirical CDF) summarizes the data into something like a smooth CDF line while graphing all the data points.
dhist in ggplot2
more discussion from Gelman here and also here
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