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(*NEED TO UPDATE*) Toward the end of the semester, all students will be giving a presentation on a bootstrap related topic. These topics can include:

bulletReplicating and/or critiquing the use of the bootstrap in a statistical journal paper
bulletExamining a section of the book that was not discussed in this course.
bulletExamining a topic discussed in class, but in much more detail.
bulletPerforming a small research study involving the bootstrap.

Specific details of the presentation will be made available here during the semester.

2010 presentations:

bulletMartin Frenzel - Frenzel_Presentation_Final.pdf, Code.r, video
bulletRobert Jeutong - FINAL.pptx, CODES3.r, video
bulletChangsub Lee - Presentation.pptx, R Codes.txt, japan.txt, ethanol.txt, video
bulletChris Wichman - Presentation_Apr_18.pptx, CI Code.r, Coverage Code.r, video

Below is an example student presentation from 2008. Note that students in 2008 gave 15 minute presentations.

bulletMegan Liedtke - Section 9.2
bullet presentation.ppt
bullet Balancedboot.r
bulletgrading sheet (actual grades have been removed)
bulletVideo (146MB) of the presentation

Below are a couple examples of student presentations from 2006.  Note that students in 2006 gave 25-30 minute presentations:

bulletKendra Schmid - Section 7.4 in BMA
bulletSchmid.ppt
bulletSchmid.R
bulletDavid Johnson - "What Efron was missing" - This presentation examined some parts of Section 3.6, but also went into Efron (JASA, 1994, 463-475)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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