Statistical inference Statistical inference is the process of using statistical methods to make conclusions or decisions about a population, based on data from a sample. Three Types of Statistical Inference: 1. Estimation: Estimating population parameters (e.g., mean, proportion) from sample data. Example: Estimating the average height of a population based on a sample of 100 people. 1. *Hypothesis Testing*: Testing hypotheses about population parameters based on sample data. Example: Testing whether a new medicine is effective in curing a disease. 1. Confidence Intervals: Constructing intervals to estimate population parameters with a certain level of confidence. Example: Constructing a 95% confidence interval for the average IQ score of a population. #dataanalysis #timeseriesforecating #statistical_inference #spss
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Gain a comprehensive understanding of probability and statistics, essential for designing, conducting, and analyzing clinical research, studies, and trials. 📊🔍 More at https://lnkd.in/djcRs7_9 #ClinicalResearch #Statistics #Probability #MedicalStudies #ClinicalTrials #DataAnalysis #ResearchMethods #HealthcareInnovation
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The next PSI Spotlight is on Bayesian Statistics! 😀 Bayesian Statistics in clinical trials involves applying Bayes' theorem to combine prior information with current trial data. We have some great resources to learn more about this topic here: https://zurl.co/wVLl
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Multiplicity testing aims to control the inflated risk of Type I errors (false positives). By properly controlling for multiplicity, researchers can reduce the chances of drawing incorrect conclusions from their data due to chance fluctuations. Here is a visual aid to help recognise some scenarios when multiplicity adjustments are warranted. I strongly invite you to consult guidance documents, biostatistical textbooks or attend a formal training session to understand the solutions proposed in each situation: https://lnkd.in/eNAnRmp9 https://lnkd.in/d6RbxkM When do you use adjustments and in which situations? #multiplicity #falsediscovery #research #statistics
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Join us on April 4th, 2024! Valos Srl's EVP, Parodi Andrea, shares expert insights on non-randomized study design and drawing precise conclusions from weighted data. Register for this enriching session on study design and biostatistics - It's free! Check out the registration link in the original post. Don't miss out, reserve your spot today! Share with colleagues and friends who might be interested. #Biostatistics #StudyDeisgn #ValosSrl #Webinar #LearningOpportunity
Save the date for 4th April 2024! Valos Srl EVP and Head of Biostatistics Parodi Andrea will present valuable experience in designing non-randomized studies. He'll delve into the intricacies of ensuring comparability between treatment groups, focusing on the critical question: how do we make accurate inferences from weighted data? Stay tuned for an insightful exploration of study design and statistical analysis. The event is free of charge and you can register for it here: https://lnkd.in/dRZV5TF8 #NonrandomizedStudy #ClinicalResearch #StudyDesign #DataAnalysis #Statistics
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We will be running a one-off short course introducing statistical models that can be used for the quantification of within-individual variability Led by Jessica Barrett and Marco Palma 25 Sept, Cambridge More info and registration 👇 https://lnkd.in/erFRQTwV #DataScienceTraining #ShortCourse #StatisticalModelling
Modelling within-individual variability for longitudinal data, 25 September 2024
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Save the date for 4th April 2024! Valos Srl EVP and Head of Biostatistics Parodi Andrea will present valuable experience in designing non-randomized studies. He'll delve into the intricacies of ensuring comparability between treatment groups, focusing on the critical question: how do we make accurate inferences from weighted data? Stay tuned for an insightful exploration of study design and statistical analysis. The event is free of charge and you can register for it here: https://lnkd.in/dRZV5TF8 #NonrandomizedStudy #ClinicalResearch #StudyDesign #DataAnalysis #Statistics
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