Statistics for Studies of Human Welfare |
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Authors: | Nanny Wermuth |
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Institution: | Department of Mathematical Statistics, Chalmers/Gothenburg University, Sweden E-mail: |
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Abstract: | Developments in the recent past have substantially increased our ability to measure, compute, and communicate. We take the view that a corresponding improved understanding of processes in the life sciences will come about only through more intensive studies of properties of statistical methods and algorithms and transparent, open source computing environments. |
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Keywords: | Causality Graphical Markov models Life sciences Open source computing Randomized intervention studies |
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