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Introduction to statistics / J.S. Milton, P.M. McTeer and J.J. Corbet.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: McGraw-Hill, 1996.ISBN:
  • 0070425280
  • 0071145230
DDC classification:
  • 519.5 20
Contents:
Introduction: Statistics - The Tool of Decision Makers -- Ch. 1. Descriptive Statistics -- Ch. 2. Probability and Counting -- Ch. 3. Random Variables: Discrete Distributions -- Ch. 4. Continuous Distributions: The Normal Curve -- Ch. 5. Inferences on a Single Mean and a Single Variance -- Ch. 6. Inferences on Proportions -- Ch. 7. Statistical Quality Control -- Ch. 8. Comparison of Two Variances and Two Means -- Ch. 9. Regression and Correlation -- Ch. 10. Categorical Data -- Ch. 11. Analysis of Variance -- Ch. 12. Some Distribution-Free Alternatives.
Summary: This introduction to statistics provides an intuitive treatment of both statistics and probability, with a strong emphasis on applications and problem solving. It offers a hands-on approach to learning statistics through student experiments and real-world problems and exercises.
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Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:

Introduction: Statistics - The Tool of Decision Makers -- Ch. 1. Descriptive Statistics -- Ch. 2. Probability and Counting -- Ch. 3. Random Variables: Discrete Distributions -- Ch. 4. Continuous Distributions: The Normal Curve -- Ch. 5. Inferences on a Single Mean and a Single Variance -- Ch. 6. Inferences on Proportions -- Ch. 7. Statistical Quality Control -- Ch. 8. Comparison of Two Variances and Two Means -- Ch. 9. Regression and Correlation -- Ch. 10. Categorical Data -- Ch. 11. Analysis of Variance -- Ch. 12. Some Distribution-Free Alternatives.

This introduction to statistics provides an intuitive treatment of both statistics and probability, with a strong emphasis on applications and problem solving. It offers a hands-on approach to learning statistics through student experiments and real-world problems and exercises.

undergraduate.