MATH-493: Applied biostatistics

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This course covers topics in applied biostatistics, with an emphasis on practical aspects of data analysis using R statistical software. Topics include types of studies and their design and analysis, high dimensional data analysis (genetic/genomic) and other topics as time and interest permit.

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https://edu.epfl.ch/coursebook/en/applied-biostatistics-MATH-493

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