'Time non' presentation slideshows

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THE CENTRAL LIMIT THEOREM

THE CENTRAL LIMIT THEOREM. The World is Normal Theorem. Sampling Distribution of x- normally distributed population. n=10. Sampling distribution of x: N ( ? , ? /?10). ?/?10. Population distribution: N( ? , ? ). ?. Normal Populations. Important Fact:

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Options for Meeting Rigorous High School Program Requirement

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A Bayesian mixture model for detecting unusual time trends Modelling burglary counts in Cambridge

A Bayesian mixture model for detecting unusual time trends Modelling burglary counts in Cambridge. Guangquan (Philip) Li 4 th ESRC Research Methods Festival July 5-8, 2010 Joint work with Nicky Best, Sylvia Richardson and Robert Haining. Outline. Motivations

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How To Give a Good Talk

How To Give a Good Talk. Last Revised on 2012.4.5. Sue Moon Professor Computer Science Department. Why Is It Important?. A Good Talk Is Highly effective means of one-to-many communication Vicious Cycle Good speaker More invitations, more talks, better speeches Bad speaker

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Fish Hatcheries

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