Do you consider attending our Multivariate Data Analysis Summer School? Take a look at some comments from attendees. Please go to Multivariate Data Analysis - Attendees' Reviews.

Our popular one-day course on the Design & Analysis of Shelf-Life & Stability Studies will be held in Toronto next April 24, 2006 just before the ASTM Spring Meetings.

Course Venue:

Telsec Business Centres - Suite 1801
1 Yonge Street (Toronto Star Building)
Toronto Ontario Canada M5E 1W7.

A map is available here.

To enroll and to take a peek at reviews, please go to Efficient Design & Analysis of Shelf-Life & Stability Studies.

Interested in a training session in your area?

Following several requests, we are currently organizing training sessions at the following locations: France, UK, New Zealand and Mexico.

If you are interested in attending a public session in any of these locations or in your area, please contact us and let us know which location and session(s) are of interest to you and your preferred dates.

Regression models are used to relate explanatory and response variables and to do prediction. Several regression techniques exist and the selection of the most appropriate technique to model the data depends on the the number and the type of variables considered.

Creascience broadens its training catalog by adding several courses on regression methods:

Simple and Multiple linear regression

Logistic Regression

Principal Component Regression and Partial Least Squares Regression (PLS)

Nonlinear Regression Analysis

Reliability (Survival) Analysis

The new courses are now available. As for all of our training courses, we can also dispense them on-site. For on-site training sessions, we customize the course contents to your specific needs, the case studies are built with your own data, and a hands-on workshop using your statistical package can be included.

Creascience is offering two training sessions related to the "Statistical Methods for Good Laboratory Practices (GLP)"

Introduction to the Analysis of Measurement Uncertainty

This training session discusses the measurement of uncertainty in a measurement process: statistical approach, characteristics, types of errors, impact of errors on data quality, analytical approach to the measurement of uncertainty, the impact of the propagation of errors on measurement results and how to report results. This session will be held in English on October 13, 2005

To learn more, go to Introduction to the Analysis of Measurement Uncertainty

Repeatability and Reproducibility Studies (Gage R&R)

This session discusses how to set up repeatability and reproducibility studies (R&R) and how to analyze the results using the appropriate statistical methods. The main question is how much of the built-in variation affects others activities, such as in-process measurements, quality checks, process improvement projects, etc.
This session will be held in English on October 14, 2005

To learn more, go to Repeatability and Reproducibility Studies (Gage R&R)