Analysis of Environmental Data
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Analysis of Environmental Data should log onto the course website
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For the notes on Bayesian
inference, CLICK HERE. EXTRA!
EXTRA! READ ALL ABOUT IT! For a complete set
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Course Overview Fundamentals of exploratory data analysis and hypothesis testing for environmental scientists, with emphasis on characterizing and evaluating uncertainty. Introduction to selected topics relevant to environmental analysis, including error propagation, design of experiments, and monte carlo methods. About this site Most of the materials on this site are provided as Adobe Acrobat files. To view these, your browser needs the Acrobat Reader plug-in. This is probably already installed on your system. Alternatively, you can save the Acrobat (*.pdf) files to your hard disk, and view them using the Acrobat Reader application, which is available free from Adobe.
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