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Stats Refresher for Biologists in “R”
May 8, 2018 - May 10, 2018
May 8-10, 2018
Cranbrook, BC
Many scientific studies are full of statistical jargon, tables of averages and other statistics, and results of statistical tests which purport to prove a certain hypothesis. The purpose of this course is to review some of the basic sampling and experiment designs used by ecologists and to understand exactly what can and cannot be extracted from a set of data. With the advent of modern statistical packages, the analysis of data is fairly easy, but it is far too easy to get nonsense results. This course will also review common pitfalls in the analysis of data.
Prerequisites: A “basic” knowledge of statistics, i.e., usually a single course somewhere in your background. A working knowledge of “R” software.