Statistical Consulting Services
The Department of Statistics offers free statistical consulting to members of Stanford's broader research community during each academic quarter.
Consultants meet with clients in person at a dedicated space in Sequoia Hall during drop-in hours established for that quarter. Consultation hours are posted here during the second week of classes.
Under the supervision of a senior faculty member, graduate students are available to assist with a broad range of research questions, in areas such as:
- Experimental design and data acquisition
- Data exploration, analysis, and interpretation
- Data modeling and model fitting
- Statistical inference for estimation, testing, and prediction
Students taking statistics courses should understand that this is not a tutoring service.
Starting in the second week of classes, clients have the option to contact us (via a form linked below) to provide an advance description of their research problem as well as which consulting session they plan to attend.
We're enjoying the last days of summer: Consulting Services will return in Autumn Quarter!
If you need assistance with programming, coding, or using statistical software, there are other resources at Stanford that will be able to help, such as:
- SRCC, the Stanford Research Computing Center
- SSDS, a group within Stanford Libraries that helps with statistical software
- Computational Consulting, advice on scientific computing topics offered by ICME
- The Data Studio, Stanford Medicine's biomedical data support services