January 19, 2007 in San Francisco

Starting from the assessment of the differences between shelf-life and stability studies, participants learn for each type of study how to design efficient experiments to determine the failure time of products accurately. The issues discussed include the timepoint selection, how to handle destructive testing, the experiment size and the choice of samples.
The workshop also emphasizes the appropriate ways to analyze life data and to adequately interpret and communicate the results obtained. The principle of accelerated shelf-life testing (ASLT) along with the conditions for a successful use are discussed.

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October 23-25, 2006 in Boston
Batterymarch Conference Center
60 Batterymarch Street
Boston, MA 02110
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During this session, the mechanism of the regression techniques will be reviewed in a non-mathematical way with the help of numerical applications and case studies. Time will be devoted to the interpretation of software output from several software packages, to the potential problems likely to be encountered in regression analysis, such as influential observations, multicollinearity, etc, on graphical diagnostic tools and finally on ways to fix these problems.

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September 18-20, in Boston
Batterymarch Conference Center
60 Batterymarch Street
Boston, MA 02110
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Fundamental Tools in Statistics: Sept 18, 2006
Introduction to the Design of Experiments: Sept 19-20, 2006
To save 15% on training fee when registering to both courses BundleSept 18-20, 2006

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The June 2006 edition of our Multivariate Data Analysis Summer School was a great success. Participants from all over the world came to attend the class: Finland, Hong Kong, Thailand, Germany, The Netherlands, USA, Canada, etc.

The course venue for the Oct 8-13, 2006 session is:
LIAISONS Business Centre
Street Address: 1010 Sherbrooke St. W., Suite 1800
Montreal, Qc, Canada
A map is available here.

Are you considering to attend our Multivariate Data Analysis School? Take a look at some comments from attendees: Multivariate Data Analysis - Attendees' Reviews.