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STAT 261 - Applied Nonparametric Statistics

Credits: 3

An introduction to statistical methods when the functional form of the population is unknown. Applications will be emphasized but some theory will also be considered. Topics include One-sample, Two-sample and K-sample methods.

Prerequisite(s): STAT 241 , a statistical methods course (ECON 265 , CRIM 352 , ENGR 305 , POLS 332 , PSY 353 , SOC 392 , or TECH 331 ), or consent of the instructor

Term(s) Offered: Fall (even-numbered years)


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