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This course offers an advanced study of business analytics techniques. Topics include: fundamentals of statistical software; multidimensional data; review of elements of statistics; simulation techniques; case studies. Students are expected to have completed coursework in statistics and math for economics.
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This course introduces concepts and theories behind causal inference in order to predict and analyze a system’s behavior under manipulations. Topics include causal models versus observational models; observational distribution, intervention distribution, and counterfactuals; graphical models and Markov conditions; and identifiability conditions for learning causal relations from observational and/or interventional data. Working with graphs and graphical models, students derive causal effects, predict the result of interventional experiments, perform variable adjustments for computing causal effects, and gain an understanding of and ability to apply different methods for causal structure learning.
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This course introduces several data integration methods and basic materials for data privacy. From this course, students can integrate multiple data sources by handling data privacy issues. This course provides statistical methodology on data integration and statistical disclosure control.
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This introductory statistics course focuses on data analysis. It begins with the essential concepts that are necessary for understanding data analysis, such as probability and their distributions. It then covers sampling, confidence intervals, hypothesis testing, analysis of variance, correlation, and linear regression analysis. Additional topics include probability concepts, probability distributions, sampling distributions, and two group comparisons.
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