Blog & Share Statistical Computations at FreeStatistics.org
Introduction
This website facilitates the dissemination of statistical computations, and allows you to:- blog statistical computations produced in R modules (at www.wessa.net)
- discuss your empirical results with friend & colleagues
- reproduce any of the computations that are archived in this blog
- reuse the statistical computations to create derived works
- publish compendia of empirical, reproducible research for the purpose of research dissemination and education
News
- The Reproducible Computing workshop will be held at the Applied Statistics 2009 conference. The workshop offers attendees the opportunity to get hands-on experience with this new technology. The main focus is on Reproducible Computing applications in statistics education and educational research.
- The source code of the Compendium Platform is to be released by the end of September 2009.
- As of October 2009, this project will be managed by the Office for Research, Development, and Education. More information about this transition will be released in the near future.
- A new project is about to start in September. It is closely related to FreeStatistics.org and features various types of publishing opportunities for students and researchers...
- The next presentations about the Compendium Platform, Reproducible Computing and related research:
- ICEL 2009, International Conference on E-Learning, Toronto
- ICDE 2009, Maastricht
- Use R Conference, Rennes
- Applied Statistics 2009, Bled
About this project
FreeStatistics.org is funded by the following institutions:- K.U. Leuven Association (grant of the OOF 2007/13)
- Integrated Economics Faculty, K.U. Leuven [Catholic University of Leuven, HUB (formerly known as EHSAL, VLEKHO & KUB), Lessius]
- gifts from private companies
Credits (in alphabetical order by last name):
- Bart Baesens (K.U.Leuven, data mining research)
- Eric Bloemen (HUB, usability research)
- Eddy Borghers (University of Antwerp, case development)
- Christophe Croux (K.U.Leuven, statistics research)
- Claude Doom (HUB, usability research)
- Dirk Janssens (Lessius, course development)
- Christine Lourdon (KdG, course development)
- Koen Milis (HUB, usability research)
- Stephan Poelmans (HUB, usability research)
- Riko van Dijk (Lessius, quality research)
- Guido Van Rompuy (Lessius, survey research)
- Ed van Stee (K.U.Leuven Association, programming)
- Larry Weldon (Simon Fraser University, cases and R modules)
- Patrick Wessa (project leader, programming, research)

