Generalised Linear Mixed Models: Theory, Methods and New Areas of Application. This project will aid the analysis of complex data sets throughout Australia. The ensuing methodology and software products will be applicable to data arising from longitudinal and geo-referenced public health and biomedical studies being conducted in Australia. It will also aid analysis of complex survey data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics and other agencies. Part of this project is geared towards smart inf ....Generalised Linear Mixed Models: Theory, Methods and New Areas of Application. This project will aid the analysis of complex data sets throughout Australia. The ensuing methodology and software products will be applicable to data arising from longitudinal and geo-referenced public health and biomedical studies being conducted in Australia. It will also aid analysis of complex survey data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics and other agencies. Part of this project is geared towards smart information use in Australian industries and will help foster collaboration between mathematical scientists and members of the Australian business sector. Cancer research in Australia will also benefit from this project.Read moreRead less
Statistical Methods for Flow Cytometric Data. The project will aid users of flow cytometry throughout Australia. It will help foster collaborations between the biological and mathematical scientists. Biological research is an important part of Australia's future and is becoming very quantitative. During the course of the project, two PhD students will be provided strong training in Statistics geared towards biological applications. The project is aligned with the 8th Human Leucocyte Differentiat ....Statistical Methods for Flow Cytometric Data. The project will aid users of flow cytometry throughout Australia. It will help foster collaborations between the biological and mathematical scientists. Biological research is an important part of Australia's future and is becoming very quantitative. During the course of the project, two PhD students will be provided strong training in Statistics geared towards biological applications. The project is aligned with the 8th Human Leucocyte Differentiation Antigen workshop to culminate in Adelaide in December 2004 and will aid the fight against blood cell cancers. The project will also aid research on plankton with potential commercial benefits for Australia's marine scallop industry.
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