https://www.bibsonomy.org/user/pitman/practiceBibSonomy RSS Feed for /user/pitman/practiceISSN: 1559-8608(Print), 1559-8616(Online) Published From University of North Carolina at Greensboro, USA Editor-in-Chief Sat Gupta, Department of Mathematics and Statistics, University of North Carolina at Greensboro, NC 27402, USA. Mission Statement The Journal of Statistical Theory and Practice will make every effort to advance the frontiers of knowledge in statistical sciences through expeditious publication of original scholarly articles covering statistical theory and its multifaceted applications. http://journalstp.gracescientific.com/pitman2008-12-28T22:28:04+01:00journal practice statistics theory <span itemprop="description">ISSN: 1559-8608(Print), 1559-8616(Online) Published From University of North Carolina at Greensboro, USA Editor-in-Chief Sat Gupta, Department of Mathematics and Statistics, University of North Carolina at Greensboro, NC 27402, USA. Mission Statement The Journal of Statistical Theory and Practice will make every effort to advance the frontiers of knowledge in statistical sciences through expeditious publication of original scholarly articles covering statistical theory and its multifaceted applications. </span>Call for Contributions SCooP aims at joining people from different fields, such as math, computer science, chemistry, physics, biology etc., who are interested in Community of Practice (CoPs). The workshop shall facilitate the exchange of experiences and implementations. In particular, to address questions such as: * What are scientific or educational practices in educational and scientific communities? * Can these practice be automatically detected/ collected/ or modeled? * What are implementations for CoPs? * Which features make these tools so attractive and how do they support (practices of) CoPs?http://jem-thematic.net/seminar/scoop2008pitman2008-06-13T19:18:50+02:00communities conference groups practice science <span itemprop="description">Call for Contributions SCooP aims at joining people from different fields, such as math, computer science, chemistry, physics, biology etc., who are interested in Community of Practice (CoPs). The workshop shall facilitate the exchange of experiences and implementations. In particular, to address questions such as: * What are scientific or educational practices in educational and scientific communities? * Can these practice be automatically detected/ collected/ or modeled? * What are implementations for CoPs? * Which features make these tools so attractive and how do they support (practices of) CoPs?</span>