ME/ M.Tech or equivalent degree with at least 60% marks OR B.Tech / BE with at least 60% marks and 2 yrs research experience OR MBBS or equivalent degree with 60% marks and 1 year of research experience OR M.Sc. /BE/B.Tech with at least 55% marks and 2 years of research of relevant work experience Desirable qualification· Prior experience with signal processing techniques and / or and imaging analysis techniques will be given preference. Research background in the design and statistical analysis of functional brain imaging experiments.· Experience with SPM, FSL UNIX / LINUX / and / or programming skills (MATLAB, C++)
Introduction, descriptive statistics, diagnostic tests and method comparison, theoretical distributions and probability, point estimation and confidence interval, hypothesis tests, parameter and parameter free tests, comparing groups, correlation and regression, relation between several variables (ANOVA, multiple regression, logistic regression, factor analysis), analysis of survival times (Kaplan-Meier curves, cox regression, hazard ratio), experimental design, clinical trials, biological and medical literature, microarray analyses
To enable purchasers to compare commercially available instruments and evaluate new instrument designs, quantitative criteria for the performance of instruments are needed. These criteria must clearly specify how well an instrument measures the desired input and how much the output depends on interfering and modifying inputs. Characteristics of instrument performance are usually subdivided into two classes on the basis of the frequency of the input signals. Static characteristics describe the performance of instruments for dc or very low frequency inputs. The properties of the output for a wide range of constant inputs demonstrate the quality of the measurement, including nonlinear and statistical effects. Some sensors and instruments, such as piezoelectric devices, respond only to time-varying inputs and have no static characteristics.
School of Medical Science and Technology is organizing National Workshop on Biostatistics: Applications of Computational Statistics in Medicine & Biology (ACSMB – 2011) between September 08-10, 2011 as a part of Diamond Jubilee Celebrations of Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur. This workshop will provide an introduction to computational statistics, with special emphasis on statistical methods and software for addressing high-dimensional inference problems that arise in present biological and medical research. ACSMB-2011 is mainly designed to train researchers, young faculty and post graduates in applying various statistical methods, using softwares and databases to effectively handle clinical and biological data.
Indian Statistical Institute (ISI), invites applications for the post of Project Linked Persons, purely on temporary basis, in the Machine Intelligence Unit.
We have seen generally that student at undergraduate level are not able to associate their study skills with paperwriting capabilities, So I thought that it would be right to have a tutorial about how to extract a paper from regular study material
It could be an IEEE paper or paper being presented at any other level
what are the basic fundamental skills required for writing a paper
A major goal of this tutorial is the development of effective technical writing skills. To help you become an accomplished writer, you will prepare several research papers based upon the studies completed in lab.
National Brain Research Centre (NBRC) Gurgaon, requires a SRF/JRF
