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Introductory Statistics For Data Analysis 1st Warren J Ewens

Name: Introductory Statistics For Data Analysis 1st Warren J Ewens
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Publisher: Springer

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.58 MB

Pages: 272

Author: Warren J. Ewens, Katherine Brumberg

ISBN: 9783031281884, 3031281888

Language: English

Year: 2023

Edition: 1st

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Introductory Statistics For Data Analysis 1st Warren J Ewens by Warren J. Ewens, Katherine Brumberg 9783031281884, 3031281888 instant download after payment.

Our aim in this book is to give a precise account of introductory Statistics
theory suitable for those wishing to analyze data from a variety of fields, including
medicine, biology, economics, social sciences, the physical sciences, and engineering.
However, the examples given in the book are often simple ones involving
flipping a coin, rolling a die, and so on. This is because we do not want the
complexities that arise in any given scientific field to obscure the basic principles
that we describe. We have emphasized concepts and the basics of the statistical
theory, first because they are central to any data analysis, and second because in our
teaching experience, this is what students find most difficult to understand.