There are three kinds of lies ... Lies, Damn Lies, and Statistics.
Well I am not a stat major student, but I like the feeling stat gives me. I hate math, as most people are, but I devote my energy into applied math, theories are too deep for me. Well, I have to admit I am not interested in most aspects of stat, as my energy will allow me getting to play with :
o Time Series Analysis
o Clustering Analysis
o Bayesian Inference
R Statistical Programming
R is an open-source computing language with flexible data manipulation. One could possibly use several lines to perform complicated statistics tasks, like Bayesian network or unthinkably tedious intelligent algorithms. Several packages I used include:
o Bio-related computing :
-i) ape ; -ii) bqtl ; -iii) bioconductor.
o Data manipulation :
-i) boot ; -ii) rgl ; -iii) RMySQL.
R scripts
- Signal Probability Calculation (labstarter.R | probSignal.R)
Given a simulated dataset generated by labstarter.R, probSignal.R calculates the probability of observing one sequence given the training set.
