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Analyze your biostatistics data with JMP! Trevor Bihl's Biostatistics Using JMP: A Practical Guide provides a practical introduction on using JMP, the interactive statistical discovery software, to solve biostatistical problems. Providing extensive breadth, from summary statistics to neural networks, this essential volume offers a comprehensive, step-by-step guide to using JMP to handle your data. The first biostatistical book to focus on software, Biostatistics Using JMP discusses such topics as data visualization, data wrangling, data cleaning, histograms, box plots, Pareto plots, scatter plots, hypothesis tests, confidence intervals, analysis of variance, regression, curve fitting, clustering, classification, discriminant analysis, neural networks, decision trees, logistic regression, survival analysis, control charts, and metaanalysis. Written for university students, professors, those who perform biological/biomedical experiments, laboratory managers, and research scientists, Biostatistics Using JMP provides a practical approach to using JMP to solve your biostatistical problems.

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I recommend this for researchers and biostatisticians who use JMP, both at the beginner, as well as the more seasoned veteran. -- Jeffrey B. Travers M.D., Ph.D. Boonshoft School of Medicine at Wright State University

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Trevor Bihl is both a research scientist/engineer and an educator who teaches biostatistics, engineering statistics, and programming courses. He has been a SAS/JMP user since 2009 and provides various biostatistics and data mining consulting services. His background includes multivariate statistics, signal processing, data mining, and analytics. His educational background includes a BS and MS from Ohio University and a PhD from the Air Force Institute of Technology. He is the author of multiple journal and conference papers, book chapters, and technical reports.

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