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Middle East Technical University
Department of Statistics
Fall 2011-2012
STAT 361: Computational Statistics
Instructor : Assist. Prof. Özlem İLK, 134, Department of Statistics
E-mail
: [email protected],
Phone: 210 53 26
Assistant
: Res. Assist. Tuğba ERDEM, 141, Department of Statistics, [email protected]
Course WEB Page : http://www.metu.edu.tr/~oilk/s361.html
Lecture : Monday : 13:40-14:30 M04
Tuesday : 10:40-12:30 M05
Thursday: 8:40-10:30 Stat. Comp. Lab. or M07
Text Book : No particular text book.
Recommended Readings:

Martinez, W.L. and Martinez, A. R., (2002) Computational Statistics Handbook with
MATLAB, Chapman & Hall/CRC, Boca Raton.

Gentle, J. E., (2009) Computational Statistics, Springer.

Ross, S. M., (2002), Simulation, 3rd edition, Academic Press.

Givens, G.H., and Hoeting, J.A., (2005) Computational Statistics, Wiley, New York.

İlk, Ö., (2011) R Yazılımına Giriş, ODTÜ.

Öztürk, F., Özbek, L. (2004), Matematiksel Modelleme ve Simülasyon, Gazi Kitapevi,
Ankara.
Tentative Course Outline:

Introduction

Random number generation. Generating from continuous & discrete distributions.

Exploratory Data Analysis.

Monte Carlo methods for inferential statistics.

Resampling. Data partitioning. Cross-validation. Bootstraping. Jackknifing.

Nonparametric probability density estimation.

Expectation and Maximization (EM) Algorithm (very shortly).

Markov Chain Monte Carlo Methods (if time permits)
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Computing : MATLAB will be used in recitations. For most topics, R codes will also be covered in
lectures. However, homeworks should be submitted in MATLAB.
Grading:
1 Midterm Exam
Homework
Final Exam
:
:
:
Total
:
32 pts
25 pts
43 pts
+______
100 pts
Do’s and Don’ts:

You are expected to attend all classes and exams.

No matter what the situation is, I have ZERO tolerance for plagiarizing (cheating). If one
chooses to copy others’ work, s\he chooses grade over learning and is unfair to her\his
classmates. There will be legal consequences.

Late homeworks will not be accepted.

Please do not have last minute requests. Especially, don’t try to contact us right before
exams!

Check your emails, netclass & course web page frequently. We may contact you via these
sources on subjects concerning class.

Please respect our schedule. For discussions and questions, come during our office hours, or
make an appointment in advance.

No calls to my cell or home phone.
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