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Online statistics demos.
www.physics.csbsju.edu
Frequently asked questions about structural equation modeling.
www.gsu.edu
History of the Monte Carlo Method
The Monte Carlo method provides approximate solutions to a variety of mathematical problems by performing statistical sampling experiments on a computer.
www.geocities.com
This data base contains materials designed help teach a Chance course or a more standard introductory probability or statistics course.
www.dartmouth.edu
Describes adaptive statistical designs and their benefits, and some programs for optimizing and analyzing such designs.
www.eecs.umich.edu
Free formulae of rules for the expectation of mean, variance, covariance, correlation coefficient, proofs available for purchase.
www.kaspercpa.com
Handbook for the understanding and practice of Meta-Analysis.
www.media.it
Item Response Theory and Its Applications
Scientific resources for item response theory approaches to measurement.
www.inform.umd.edu
A free web-based service that offers instant random sampling and random assignment for researchers. Also has a user-friendly tutorial for students.
www.randomizer.org
The World-Wide Web Virtual Library: Statistics
Well-organized, comprehensive list of web Statistics resources.
www.stat.ufl.edu
Spatial Statistical Sites Source
This site provides links to many pages with primary or secondary relevance to spatial statistics.
www.statistical.org
The Internet Glossary of Statistical Terms
Glossary of terms organized according to learning order for those unfamiliar with the subject, and also an alphabetical list for already familiar with statistical procedure.
www.animatedsoftware.com
Statistical Methods for Rater Agreement
Resources for researchers who want to analyze data on agreement among raters or diagnostic methods. Includes raw agreement indices, kappa coefficient, weighted kappa, latent class and latent trait models, and tetrachoric and polychoric correlations.
ourworld.compuserve.com
Information about statistics for genetic analysis.
linkage.rockefeller.edu
MediaChannel.org: Numbers Game
The media's use of statistics in a culture where public policy is often based on "scientific" findings is more than a topic for journalism-school debates. Links to in-depth articles from a variety of perspectives.
www.mediachannel.org