Course title
数理統計学   [Mathematical Statistics]
Course category   Requirement   Credit 2 
Department   Year 2  Semester 3rd 
Course type 3rd  Course code 01ma2005c
Instructor(s)
川森 愛, 加用 千裕   [KAWAMORI Ai, KAYO Chihiro]
Facility affiliation Graduate School of Agriculture Office   Email address

Course description
Mathematical statistics is the study of giving some methods for estimating the nature of general populations rationally from experimental data and measurements. In this course, basic concepts (such as, probability distribution, mean, variance, standard deviation, and random sample) and representative methods of statistical inferences (such as, point estimation, interval estimation, and hypothesis testing) will be learned.
Expected Learning
The goal of this course is
(1) to understand both the basic concepts of mathematical statistics and the methods of point estimation, interval estimation, and hypothesis testing, and
(2) to be good at simple statistical tests.

Corresponding criteria in the Diploma Policy:
See the Curriculum maps.
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Course schedule
1.Orientation: Outline what is statistics and the goal of this course
2.The basics of statistics: mean, variance, correlation, how to draw and read graphs, types of data
3.Probability distribution
4.Population and samples
5.Estimation 1:point estimation, interval estimation
6.Estimation 2:exercise
7.Hypothesis testing 1:test procedures, hypotheses, test statistics, significance, and the test for the difference between means
8.Hypothesis testing 2:various tests, non-parametric tests
9.Hypothesis testing 3:meaning and properties of p-value
10.Hypothesis testing 4:exercise
11.Prediction 1:regression analysis
12.Prediction 2:least square, likelihood, maximum likelihood estimation(MLE)
13.Prediction 3:fitness of regression model
14.Prediction 4:exercise
15.Beyond the basics: generalized linear model(GLM), Bayesian statistics
Prerequisites
In addition to 30 hours in classes and time required for completing assignments, students are recommended to prepare for and review the lectures, spending the standard amount of time as specified by the University and using the lecture handouts as well as the references.
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References
Assessment/Grading
1.Attendance(55%)
2.Report(45%)
Message from instructor(s)
Questions are always accepted before and after the class and by e-mail
Course keywords
mean, variance, probability distribution, population, parameter, samples, estimation, hypothesis testing, prediction, regression analysis
Office hours
Remarks 1
In this lecture, we will practice using Excel
Remarks 2
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9/29/2022 5:04:22 PM