Statistical Society of Canada B Responsibility to Employers and Clients 1 1 Carry out and document work with due care and diligence in accordance with the requirements of the employer or client 2 Avoid disclosure or authorization to disclose, for personal gain or benefit to a third party, confidential
the Statistical Society of Canada Approved 20 March 2004, amended 12 June 2005 and 28 May 2006 by the Board of Directors of the Statistical Society of Canada Updated 5 March 2014 Consolidation of subsequent amendments by the Board of Directors as of 29 September 2016 Amended 22 October 2016, 8 March 2017, and 21
Society of Canada 1 Introduction The Statistical Society of Canada (SSC) offers two levels of accreditation, the Professional Statistician (P Stat ) and the Associate Statistician (A Stat ) These qualifications are intended to indicate to the broader statistical and non-statistical communities that the holder has achieved a
REPORT on the Annual Meeting of the Statistical Society of Canada to the Atlantic Association for Research in the Mathematical Sciences October 5, 2011 Event Description The 2011 Annual meeting of the SSC was held at Acadia University in Wolfville, NS, from June 12-15 There were 417 attendees, including 129 students There were 46 invited sessions
Statistical Society of Canada 2 Motivation Dylan Small and Dan Yang (2012)found a case where my old Levenberg-Marquardt iterations failed Plain step reduction works better New optimization is 1)low dimensional 2)convex 3)unconstrained 4) self-concordant The new ingredient is self-concordance (described below) It gives mathematical guarantees
Society of Canada (SSC) Accreditation is the SSC Mentorship Program, which seeks to enhance the development of professional statistical practice in Canada through matching and sharing of knowledge and experience between professional statisticians (P Stat ) and
for building a more informed society Because society depends on informed judgments supported by statistical methods, all practitioners of statistics—regardless of training and occupation or job title—have an obligation to work in a professional, competent, respectful, and ethical manner
the American Statistical Association, the Royal Statistical Society, the Bernoulli Society, the Institute of Mathematical Statistics, the International Biomet - ric Society, and the International Statistical Institute In addition to these six, more than 2,300 organiza-tions from 128 countries participated in the Interna-tional Year of Statistics
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Accreditation of Accréditation des Statisticians
Statistical Society of Canada Updated 5 March 2014 Consolidation of subsequent amendments by the Board of Directors as of 29 September 2016 Amended 22 October 2016, 8 March 2017, and 21 October 2017 by the Board of Directors 1 Introduction The Statistical Society of Canada (SSC) offers two levels of accreditation, the Professional Statistician
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CODE OF ETHICAL STATISTICAL PRACTICE The mission of the
The mission of the Statistical Society of Canada (SSC) encourages the development and use of statistics and probability To promote high standards in statistical practice in Canada, practitioners must demonstrate ability and professional integrity Hence, the SSC has adopted this Code of Ethical Statistical Practice to guide its accredited members in their everyday professional life All accredited members must
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Statistical Society of Canada Endowment Award
The Statistical Society of Canada Award will be presented to an undergraduate student who is a declared major/honors in Statistics and/or Actuarial Science The criteria for selection for the award are academic merit and a commitment to the mission of the SSC Kyle Wu writes: When I was three years old, my family moved from Taiwan to South Africa, where I spent most of my life Honestly, the
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Accreditation of Statisticians by the Statistical Society
The Statistical Society of Canada (SSC) offers two levels of accreditation, the Professional Statistician (P Stat ) and the Associate Statistician (A Stat ) These qualifications are intended to indicate to the broader statistical and non-statistical communities that the holder has achieved a certain level of professional competence in the
The Statistical Society of Canada (SSC) offers two levels of accreditation, the Professional Statistician (P Stat ) and the Associate Statistician (A Stat ) These
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