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This is the most complete reliability book that I have seen. It is appropriate as both a textbook and a reference. It is well-written and easy to understand. I highly recommend this book for anybody interested in learning reliability theory.
This book discusses how to model a binary outcome variable from a linear regression analysis point of view. It develops the logistic regression model and describes its use in methods for modelling the relationship between a dichotomous outcome variable and a set of covariates. Discussion of the inte
The first work to deal exclusively with objective criteria for comparing statistical models. Using a simple framework, it outlines a general strategy for selecting a model and applies this strategy to develop methods useful for solving specific selection problems. Topics covered include histograms,
This text book had easy to understand formulas. Some short cuts were taken in the examples so if you have forgotten all your math tips, you may have to try twice to complete the problem. But this saves much needed space. The sample problems involved engineering problems, so it was easier to see r