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Mid-Rotation Impacts of Stand Tending with Glyphosate on Plant Diversity in the Boreal Forest of West-Central Alberta by Milo Mihajlovich, John C. Nash, Sonya Odsen, Brian E. Roth

“…Stand tending using glyphosate to promote coniferous overstory trees has been a common practice in the boreal forests of Alberta. However, there are concerns…”
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On Best Practice Optimization Methods in R by Nash, John C.

“…R (R Core Team 2014) provides a powerful and flexible system for statistical computations. It has a default-install set of functionality that can be expanded…”
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Unifying Optimization Algorithms to Aid Software System Users: optimx for R by Nash, John C., Varadhan, Ravi

“…R users can often solve optimization tasks easily using the tools in the optim function in the stats package provided by default on R installations. However,…”
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Function minimization and nonlinear least squares in R by Nash, John C.

“…This review will look at function minimization and nonlinear least squares, possibly bounds constrained, using R. These tools derive from the more general…”
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Teaching statistics with Excel 2007 and other spreadsheets by Nash, John C.

“…This article considers which activities in teaching statistics may be suitable candidates for the application of spreadsheets, and whether spreadsheets in…”
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Directions for open source software over the next decade by Nash, John C.

“…Open source software lets users study, modify and redistribute the source code. It has shown a surprisingly robust level of activity and importance in the…”
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Evaluating and implementing a collaborative office document system by Adler, Andy, Nash, John C., Noël, Sylvie

“…Collaborative work with office suite documents such as word processing, spreadsheet and presentation files usually demands special tools and methods. For this…”
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Participants' views of meetings: Compstat 98 - one person's view by Nash, John C.

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Compact numerical methods for computers: linear algebra and function minimisation / J.C. Nash by Nash, John C

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The Texas Instruments TI-83 Graphing Calculator by Nash, John C., Olsen, Chris

“…The Texas Instruments TI-83 Graphing Calculator is reviewed…”
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Introduction to Numerical Linear Algebra and Optimisation by Nash, John C.

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Teaching statistics with Excel 2007 and other spreadsheets : Microsoft Excell 2007 by NASH, John C

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Tools for Including Statistical Graphics in Application Programs by Nash, John C.

“…This review considers the tools a programmer may like to have available for use in building application programs that include some statistical graphics…”
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Software for Modeling Kinetic Phenomena by Nash, John C., Quon, Tony K.

“…Models of kinetic phenomena can be written down as differential equations or their implicit or explicit integrated forms, usually with time as the independent…”
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Statistical Shareware: Illustrations from Regression Techniques by Nash, John C.

“…The role of shareware statistical packages in the development of statistical methodology and in the education of the community of statistical analysts is…”
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Computer Algebra Systems: DERIVE by Nash, John G.

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Actuarial Mathematics (Harry H. Panjer) by Nash, John C.

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Risk Theory—the Stochastic Basis of Insurance. Third Edition. (R. E. Beard, T. Pentikainen and E. Pesonen) by Nash, John C.

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The Hazard of Ingested Alkaline Disk Batteries in Children by Votteler, Theodore P, Nash, John C, Rutledge, Joe C

“…We have treated eight cases of childhood ingestion of alkaline disk batteries, one resulting in an esophagotracheal fistula. These batteries are capable of…”
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TellTable: Collaborative Work Using Single User Applications by John C. Nash, Andy Adler, Sylvie Noël

“…Many work environments require collaborative writing and editing of documents in diverse formats. In simple cases, there is essentially one author who receives…”
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