Research tips

Rob J Hyndman: Research tips

Index

  1. “Elements of Statistical Learning” now online
  2. Accessing journal articles online
  3. Akram’s story
  4. Attending research seminars
  5. Backing up
  6. Building R packages for Windows
  7. Clive Granger (1934-2009)
  8. Controlling figure and table placement in LaTeX
  9. Converting eps to pdf
  10. Creating a BibTeX file from a Google Library
  11. Debugging in R
  12. Dodgy forecasting
  13. Finding an R function
  14. Finding LaTeX symbols
  15. Forecasting and time series books
  16. Forecasting in the news
  17. Forecasting the recession
  18. Getting a LaTeX system set up on a PC
  19. Giving a research seminar
  20. Help for forecasting practitioners
  21. How good are economic forecasts?
  22. Indexing in LaTeX
  23. Installing R
  24. iPhone apps for research
  25. Journal collections
  26. LaTeX blogs and feeds
  27. LaTeX books
  28. LaTeX error in beamer
  29. LaTeX help on StackOverflow
  30. LaTeX templates
  31. LaTeX tips
  32. LaTeX workshop
  33. Learning by video
  34. Learning R by video
  35. Maintaining local LaTeX files
  36. Maintaining your LaTeX software environment
  37. Managing a bibliographic database
  38. Mathematical research and the internet
  39. More on the evils of statistical tests
  40. Neil Postman on technological change
  41. Organization and R
  42. Prediction markets
  43. R books
  44. R graph with two y-axes
  45. R help links
  46. R help on StackOverflow
  47. R workshop
  48. Recommended freeware
  49. Replications and reproducible research
  50. Research supervision workshop
  51. RSS feeds for statistics journals
  52. Searching the research literature
  53. Searching the statistical literature
  54. Seek help when it’s needed
  55. Sight what you cite
  56. Songs of Statistics
  57. Squeezing space with LaTeX
  58. Statistical jokes
  59. Statistician: the dream job
  60. Statistics education journals
  61. Synchronizing WinEdt and pdf files
  62. Tables in LaTeX
  63. Take a break
  64. The 7 secrets of highly successful PhD students
  65. The maths/stats crisis in Australian education
  66. Time management
  67. Time series packages on R
  68. Top four LaTeX mistakes
  69. Tracking changes in LaTeX files
  70. Tracking changes in text files
  71. Useful LaTeX links
  72. Using DOIs
  73. Using Google Reader
  74. Using personal pronouns in research writing
  75. Using the command line in Windows
  76. What to do when the PhD is finished?
  77. Why I don’t like statistical tests
  78. Why referee?
  79. Why Word is a bad choice for academic writing
  80. Words to avoid
  81. Workflow in R
  82. Writing a referee report
  83. Writing an abstract
  84. Writing mathematics
  85. Writing responses to referee reports
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