Hi Fellow TS'rs,
Welcome to our second book club session from the first book; Michael Crawley's The R Book. We continue our statistical journey with chapter 11, which will bring us one step closer to everyone favorite chapter: GLMS.
The rules:
Discussion will start within this tread now. You may post remarks, improvements on Crawley, indicate problems you are having, ask deeper philosophical questions, but please keep on topic and don't let your posts trail off. The discussion will continue until Tuesday 4th of August ending on the international date line, after which the discussion thread will be closed (officially also for mods). Advice to lazybums (bryangoodrich's words
), like myself, is to start early with the chapter as the last day does not work entirely.
Happy reading everyone!
note: if you want to discuss things like e.g the bookclub rules or suggest other books. Use this thread. The thread below is for the chapter only.
EDIT: Deadline adjusted because of complaints: It fell within the summer holiday
Welcome to our second book club session from the first book; Michael Crawley's The R Book. We continue our statistical journey with chapter 11, which will bring us one step closer to everyone favorite chapter: GLMS.
The rules:
Discussion will start within this tread now. You may post remarks, improvements on Crawley, indicate problems you are having, ask deeper philosophical questions, but please keep on topic and don't let your posts trail off. The discussion will continue until Tuesday 4th of August ending on the international date line, after which the discussion thread will be closed (officially also for mods). Advice to lazybums (bryangoodrich's words
Happy reading everyone!
note: if you want to discuss things like e.g the bookclub rules or suggest other books. Use this thread. The thread below is for the chapter only.
EDIT: Deadline adjusted because of complaints: It fell within the summer holiday