Hello all,
I am in search of some guidance and direction. I work in the field of health and safety risk, forgive me if I sound completely uneducated in the subject of stats, because I am.
I am looking for some statistical methods to provide my work some predictive analysis on health and safety risks... So if I put it in lay terms, I want to look at things such as historical incident and injury statistics and other forms of subjective data like risk assessments on a heat map to provide some kind of prediction data to inform the leaders of what "could" be coming.
So I am not after anyone to teach me the "how" just some suggestions that I can go away and learn on my own.
e.g. "Use Murphy's statistical law of screw ups - it provides you a way to predict non numerical and subjective data outcomes"
Any ideas is much appreciated!
M
I am in search of some guidance and direction. I work in the field of health and safety risk, forgive me if I sound completely uneducated in the subject of stats, because I am.
I am looking for some statistical methods to provide my work some predictive analysis on health and safety risks... So if I put it in lay terms, I want to look at things such as historical incident and injury statistics and other forms of subjective data like risk assessments on a heat map to provide some kind of prediction data to inform the leaders of what "could" be coming.
So I am not after anyone to teach me the "how" just some suggestions that I can go away and learn on my own.
e.g. "Use Murphy's statistical law of screw ups - it provides you a way to predict non numerical and subjective data outcomes"
Any ideas is much appreciated!
M