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The exams have now been graded and sent in for registration (here are the exam text and a solution proposal). As a final task, we would be very grateful if you could take a few minutes to fill out this online course evaluation form. Your feedback is very important and it will help us when preparing future versions of the course.
Well done everyone and hope you will have a nice and relaxing summer!
Well done on the assignments everyone. As you probably are aware of, the final written exam is next week on Wednesday (May 13) at 15:00. I will do a round about one hour into the exam, so you may ask for clarifications if something in the exam problems is unclear. As stated under exam support material, you will be allowed to bring with you any printed and hand-written resources and approved calculators. The tables of common distributions will be attached to the exam as an appendix. Also, I have booked room 108 (Niels Henrik Abels hus) for next Tuesday (May 12) at 9:15-11 and will be around then to answer questions. So, if you have any questions, just show up some time during that time slot.
Please remember that the second mandatory assignment is to be submitted by tomorrow (April 13th) at 14:30.
The second mandatory assignment is now available here. The report should be submitted through Canvas and the deadline for submission is April 13th at 14:30. Note that there is only one attempt to pass the assignment and you need to make a genuine attempt to solve the problems in order to pass. Please don't hesitate to ask if you have any questions about the problems and/or report (note also that you can update your submitted solutions up until the deadline).
Happy solving!
The second week of teaching starts today at 9:15 in Auditorium 5 (VB). See you soon!
Please remember that the first mandatory assignment is to be submitted by tomorrow (March 5th) at 14:30.
The first mandatory assignment is now available here. The report should be submitted through Canvas and the deadline for submission is March 5th at 14:30. Note that there is only one attempt(!) to pass the assignment and you need to make a genuine attempt to solve the problems in order to pass. Please don't hesitate to ask if you have any questions about the problems and/or report (note also that you can update your submitted solutions up until the deadline).
Happy solving!
The first week of teaching starts on Monday (Feb 9) at 9:15 in Auditorium 5 (VB). See you all then!
Welcome to the Spring 2026 version of STK4900/9900. This year the course will be taught by Johan Pensar (lecturer) and Alfonso Diz-Lois Palomares (teaching assistant).
Teaching: The course follows an intensive format over two separate weeks: February 9th-13th (week 7) and March 16th-20th (week 12). During these two weeks, we will each day have lectures in the morning 9:15-12:00(-ish), followed by a lunch break, and then exercise classes 12:15-16:00 (both paper-and-pen and computer exercises). We will be using R as programming language in the computer exercises and examples during the lectures.
Course material: It will be possible to learn a lot from the lecture slides and exercise classes. The recommended textbook is Regression methods in b...