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Tahata Lab
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The lab learns how to work with data through probability and statistical theory.
AboutAbout the lab
Working with data properly through probability and statistical theory.
The Tahata Lab studies the mathematical theory of probability and statistics.
In many fields, including medicine and public policy, decision-making based on rational evidence is required, and statistical science plays an important role in producing that evidence.
Through research, students develop the ability (applied skills) to work with data properly.
In the university's researcher information, the research fields of Professor Koji Tahata are listed as statistical science (categorical data analysis) and mathematical foundations and applied mathematics (contingency table analysis).
Key terms
- Contingency table analysis
- Using statistical methods to analyze data in which responses or counts are organized into a table with rows and columns for each item
- Categorical data analysis
- A field of statistics that deals with data divided into several categories, such as gender or rating levels
ResearchResearch themes
The Tahata Lab studies the mathematical theory of probability and statistics, and develops the applied skills needed to work with data properly. The university's researcher information lists "sparse contingency table analysis and its applications" as a research topic.
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