<p>Statistics is of ever-increasing importance in Science and Technology and this book presents the essentials of the subject in a form suitable either as the basis of a course of lectures or to be read and/or used on its own. It assumes very little in the way of mathematical knowledge-just the abil
Essentials of statistics for scientists and technologists
โ Scribed by Mack, C. (Cornelius)
- Publisher
- New York : Plenum Press
- Year
- 1967
- Tongue
- English
- Category
- Library
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
โฆ Synopsis
Introduction or 'What is statistics?' -- The presentation of data -- Probability, its meaning, real and theoretical populations -- Basic properties of the normal distribution -- Some properties of sampling distributions -- Applications of normal sampling theory; significance tests -- Normal sampling theory: test for difference between several sample means, analysis of variance, design of experiments -- Normal sampling theory: estimation of 'parameters' by confidence intervals, by maximum likelihood -- The binomial distribution: laws of probability, applications of the binomial distribution, the multinomial distribution -- The Poisson, negative exponential, and rectangular distributions -- The [chi]ยฒ test for 'goodness of fit': test for 'association' -- Fitting lines and curves to data, least squares method -- Regression curves and lines, correlation coefficient, normal bivariate distribution -- Some distribution-independent (or 'distribution-free' or 'non-parametric') tests -- Note on sampling techniques and quality control -- Some problems of practical origin
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