Several webpages in Statistics

Here you will find a (by no means exhaustive) list of statistics related pages which you might want to peruse. Most other statistics information can be reached through one of these servers.

Associations in Statistics and Mathematics

Journals in Statistics and Probability

Publishers in Statistics and Probability

Statistical Packages: Minitab, Splus

Information on the Actuarial Program at Binghamton University

Some Departments in Statistics and/or Mathematics: USA: A-C , D-N , O-S , T-Z , Canada , Spain , rest of the world ,

Statistics Department Servers (schools and research institutions)

University of Minnesota Statistics Server

University of Wisconsin Statistics Server

Penn State Department of Statistics Server

University of Florida

Florida State Stats Page - location of AllStat Archives

Univ of Washington Stats Page - a place you might find some helpful stuff for Splus, emacs and Xlisp-Stat

AT&T Bell Labs Statistical Research

UCLA Statistics Home Page

• Places to get data and/or educational information

Multimedia Educational Resource for Learning and Teaching

U.S. Census bureau

The Data and Story Library

StatLib - at Carnegie Mellon - there is a lot of data here along with additional code for Splus and Xlisp-Stat

Chance Server - a place for current data and ways to uses it in the classroom

Allstat WWW site

STEPS (Statistical Education through Problem Solving) site

Statistics on the Web

A Guide to Statistical Computing Resources on the Internet (Indiana)

Statistical Methods (U. of California at Irvine)

Journal of Statistics Education Home Page

• Miscellaneous

Web of Science

The World-Wide Web Virtual Library: Mathematics

American Mathematical Society. Mathscinet

Current Index to Statistics

Mathematics Abstracts

Probability by surprise: applets

The European Mathematical Information Service

Zentralblatt fur Mathematik

Institute of Statistical Mathematics (Japan)

This file last modified on September 24, 2006.
Comments to Miguel A. Arcones.
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