Where Can I Find Reliable Help for Advanced Stats Questions?

In summary, the conversation discusses a request for a forum where the person can post their advanced statistics questions for a research project. Google is suggested as a resource and the person mentions they have already posted on one forum but are looking for a more active one. The suggestion of using the Statistics subforum and the Homework Help area is also mentioned.
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Seadragon
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Hello,

As part of a research project I'm going to have to run some relatively (for me) advanced stats. Anybody know of a forum where I can post my stats questions?

Thanks!

Michael
 
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  • #3
gb7nash said:
Google to the rescue:

http://talkstats.com/forumdisplay.php?f=9

Seriously, it took me 5 seconds to find this. =)

LOL darn... I appears I'm just another one of those failures. =P

I posted on there already ;-) anybody know a more frequented one than this?
 
  • #4
There is our Statistics subforum, and you can also ask for help with Stats in the Homework Help area.
 
  • #5


Hello Michael,

As a fellow researcher, I understand the importance of having a reliable source for statistics help. I would recommend checking out online forums such as ResearchGate or Stack Exchange's Cross Validated section. These forums have a large community of researchers and statisticians who are willing to offer their expertise and insights on statistical questions. Additionally, many universities also have their own forums or online resources for students and researchers to seek help with statistics. I hope this helps and good luck with your research project!
 

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