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Who is I?
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I
am a graduate student at the University of Texas at Dallas
in the
school of Behavioral and Brain Sciences. I am (still) working on my
PhD in cognitive psychology in the Memory Lab under the
enlightened supervision of my advisor: Dr Hervé Abdi. My
interests are
face and object
recognition, brain imaging in this context and statistics. I intend
these pages to be a "HQ" for me and hope that they may help
others. If nothing more than a SAS manual can plunge you into the
deepest despair, then go here
(even if it is now quite tremendously
empty). You are not alone.
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Teaching
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This
course will allow the student to become acquainted with the basics of
descriptive and inferential statistics in the context of the behavioral
sciences. If you are a student of ACN/HCS 6312 and you are coming here
for the first time, go here and create your account on the class web site.
This class aims to provide
the students of the School of Behavioral and Brain Sciences with enough
autonomy in Matlab that they can work on specific aspects of their
research using Matlab. If you are a student of HCS 7372 go here and
create your account.
As an experimental feature,
we will use a Moodle site for the
class. This is a way to manage a class and ease contact as well as
information diffusion (via forum or list Emails) between the members of
a class. If you are a student of RMS1-6312 go there and
create your account.
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Research
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Coming soon...
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Statistics
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Here,
possibly usefull information about some statistical procedures in an
almost imminent future.
Eventually. At some point.
For now, you can always go visit the SAS tutorial and examples
provided by UCLA. It is an excellent SAS ressource with a nice search
engine. This site also offer information about other statistical
packages such as SPSS, Stata, R, etc...
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Software
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-SAS: Statistical package, standard in the industry and research. Good,
but pricey. Online Documentation for SAS v8 is here. Java must be
enabled in your navigator. And online Documentation for SAS v9 is there.
-Matlab: some online documentation here.
-Octave: A matlab clone. Find more at www.octave.org
-Scilab: Another Matlab clone. Find more at www.scilab.fr
-R: a statistical package, but free. Find more at www.r-project.org
-And also, a Linux distribution: Mandriva, an office
suite: OpenOffice; a graphical
interface for LaTeX: Lyx; a graphic editing
software: The Gimp; and a picture
viewing, converter, thumbnails making, html galleries generating, beer
can opening little application called: Gthumb...
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Links
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-The
Memory Lab: here.
-The homepage of Gail Tillman at UTD: here.
-The homepage of Joseph Dunlop at UTD: here.
-The Functional Brain Imaging Working Group: here.
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