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ST 537 Applied Multivariate and Longitudinal Data Analysis
An introduction to use of statistical methods for analyzing multivariate and longitudinal data collected in experiments and surveys. Topics covered include multivariate analysis of variance, discriminant analysis, principal components analysis, factor analysis, covariance modeling, and mixed effects models such as growth curves and random coefficient models. Emphasis is on use of a computer to perform statistical analysis of multivariate and longitudinal data.
Typically offered in Fall and Spring
Statistics (PhD)
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1 Unless student has taken ST 542 Statistical Practice 2 A 500-level or 700-level course in either statistics or another department with material relevant to the student’s plan of work. Examples include ST 520 , ST 531 , ST 533 , ST 534 , ST 537 , ST 540 , ST 544 , ST 546 / MA 546 , ST 563 , ST 721 , ST 732 , ST 733 , ST 740 , ST 745 , ST 746 , ST 747 / MA 747 , and ST 790 3 Additional courses may include ST 801 , ST 895  and courses taken from a Master of Statistics or Master of Science in Statistics degree at NCSU.