Where Can I Find Reliable Help for Advanced Stats Questions?

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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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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?
 
There is our Statistics subforum, and you can also ask for help with Stats in the Homework Help area.
 

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