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ก ก ก ก ก ก 15-20 1. Food Safety ก ก ก ก ก 2. ก ก 4 : 2 *** ก / ก *** ก.... ก ก 19 2553 ก ก 21 2553 ( E-mail ) --- ก --- ก Level 2 : Excel and Statistics Level 3 : Simulation Software Level 4 : Quantitative Risk Modeling Level 5 : Microbial Risk Modeling Level 2 : Excel and Statistics EXCEL 1. Creating formulas a. Using calculation operators in formulas : Types of operators, The order in which Excel performs operations in formulas b. Using functions and nested functions in formulas : The syntax of functions, Entering functions, Nesting functions c. Using references in formulas : The A1 reference style, The difference between absolute, relative and mixed references d. Using names in formulas : Types of names, Creating and entering names, e. Using array formulas and array constants : Using an array formula to calculate single and multiple results

2. General function a. ABS, AND, COUNT, COUNTIF, EXP b. FACT, FALSE, GAMMALN, HLOOKUP, IF c. INDEX, ISNA, LN, LOG, LOG10, NA d. OR, PI, ROUND, ROUNDUP, SQRT e. SUM, SUMPRODUCT, TRUE, VLOOKUP 3. Descriptive statistics a. AVEDEV, AVERAGE, COMBIN, CORREL, COVAR b. FREQUENCY, KURT, MAX, MEDIAN, MIN, c. PERCENTILE, RANK, SKEW, STEDEV, VAR 4. Distribution function a. BETADIST, BETAINV, BINOMDIST, CHIDIST, CHIINV b. EXPONDIST, FDIST, FINV, GAMMADIST, HYPERGEOMDIST c. LOGINV, LOGNORMDIST, NEGBINOMDIST, d. NORMDIST, NORMINV, NORMSDIST, NORMSINV e. POISSON, TDIST, WEIBULL STATISTICS 1. Measures of location : Mode, Median, Mean, Conditional mean 2. Measures of spread : Variance, Standard deviation, Range, Mean deviation, Interpercentile range 3. Measures of shape : Skewness, Kurtosis 4. Percentile : Cumulative percentile, Relative percentile 5. Probability distribution equation a. Cumulative distribution function : cdf b. Probabiltiy mass function : pmf c. Probability density function : pdf 6. Definition of Probability 7. Probability rules a. Venn diagram b. Strong law of large numbers c. Central limit theorem (CLT) d. Binomial theorem e. Bayes theorem f. Least-squares linear regression g. Rank order correlation coefficient Level 3 : Simulation software for QMRA 1. Getting to know @Risk 2. Add-in menu command b. Model menu c. Simulate menu d. Result menu e. Options menu f. Advances analyses menu g. Goal seek

h. Stress analysis i. Advanced sensitivity analysis 3. Model window command b. Edit menu c. View menu d. Insert menu e. Simulation menu f. Model menu g. Correlation menu h. Fitting menu i. Graph menu j. Artist menu 4. Result window command b. Edit menu c. View menu d. Insert menu e. Simulation menu f. Results menu g. Graph menu 5. Modeling technique a. Interest rate and trend b. Projecting known values in the future c. Modeling uncertainty or chance event d. Oil well and insurance claims e. Adding uncertainty around fixed trend f. Dependency relationships g. Sensitivity simulation h. Simulating a new product i. Finding a value at risk (VAR) of a port folio j. Simulating a NCAA tournment Level 4 : Quantitative Risk Modeling 1. Total uncertainty a. Uncertainty (Confidence), Variability (Probability) b. Separating uncertainty and variability 2. Monte Carlo simulation a. Random sampling from input distribution b. Relationship between cdf & pdf (pmf) c. Monte Carlo sampling, Latin Hypercube sampling d. Random number generator seed

3. Some basic random processes a. Binomial process : Binomial, Beta, Negative binomial distributions b. Poisson process : Poisson, Gamma, Exponential distributions c. Hypergeometric process : Hypergeometric, Inverse hypergeometric distributions d. Central limit theorem (CLT) 4. Presentation of Model result a. Histogram plot b. Cumulative frequency plot c. Second-order cumulative probability plot d. Overlaying cdf plot e. Relationship between cdf & pdf (pmf) f. Basic sensitivity analysis : Rank order correlation, Stepwise least-squares regression g. Advanced sensitivity analysis : Spider plot, Scatter plot, Trend plot 5. Fit Distribution to data a. Non-parametric distribution b. Parametric distribution i. Maximum likelihood estimator (MLE) ii. Goodness-of-fit statistics : Chi-square, Anderson-Darling (A-D), Komogorov-Smirnov (K-S) Level 5 : Microbial Risk Modeling 1. Correlation and Regression a. Rank order correlation b. Regression (envelop method) 2. Eliciting expert opinion a. Disaggregation b. Uniform, Triangular, PERT, Modified PERT, Relative, Cumulative distributions c. Log scale distribution of bacterial counts 3. Estimating uncertainty of parameter of distribution a. Classical statistics : z-test, Chi-square test, t-test b. Bootstrap : Parametric bootstrap, Non-parametric bootstrap c. Bayesian inference : Prior distribution, Likelihood function, Posterior distribution 4. Optimisation a. Linear and non-linear optimization b. Optimisation tools 5. Quantitative microbial risk assessment (QMRA) model a. Exposure assessment model i. Growth model ii. Inactivation model : Log-linear, Non linear models b. Dose-response model : Beta-Poisson. Exponential, Weibull models 6. Disease Testing a. Testing a single animal b. Testing a herd of animals c. True prevalence of a disease =================================