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Abstract:
The presentation will revolve around a statistical segmentation analysis linked with a membership based survey of the professions known as "Clinical Radiology" and "Radiation Oncology" and a "Randomized Clinical Trial" on Mammoplasty. The first segmentation study provides in depth knowledge related to two of the key health related professions in Australia, while the second study disputes and disproves a utilisation of a testing method and the subsequent empirical evidence available in the literature
Speaker
Sanjaya Dissanayake
Research Area
Statistics Seminar
Affiliation
The University of Sydney
Date
Fri, 07/10/2016 - 4:00pm
Venue
RC-M032, Red Centre, UNSW