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ABSTRACT
Statistical methods play a crucial role in measurement and data analysis, whether in research, natural sciences, or engineering applications. This lecture will provide an overview of both fundamental and advanced statistical techniques with direct application potential. Emphasis will be placed not only on theoretical foundations but also on the practical use of methods across various technical disciplines. Additionally, the lecture will cover commonly used software tools for data processing and analysis.
BIO
Karel Smolek is the Deputy Director and the Head of the Department of Theory and Modeling at the Institute of Experimental and Applies Physics, Czech Technical University in Prague. His scientific activities are related to a phenomenology in particle physics, Monte-Carlo simulations of processes in high energy physics and simulations of an interaction of ionizing particles with matter, development of scintillating detectors, radon problematics in low background experiments and related technologies, experiments related to neutrino physics, cosmic rays, and statistical data analysis.
