Scientists in optics are increasingly confronted with problems that are of a random nature and that require a working knowledge of probability and statistics for their solution. This textbook develops these subjects within the context of optics, taking the approach of learning through problem solvin
Probability, Statistical Optics, and Data Testing: A Problem Solving Approach
โ Scribed by Professor B. Roy Frieden Ph. D. (auth.)
- Publisher
- Springer Berlin Heidelberg
- Year
- 1983
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 420
- Series
- Springer Series in Information Sciences 10
- Category
- Library
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
โฆ Table of Contents
Front Matter....Pages I-XVII
Introduction....Pages 1-6
The Axiomatic Approach....Pages 7-36
Continuous Random Variables....Pages 37-69
Fourier Methods in Probability....Pages 70-98
Functions of Random Variables....Pages 99-133
Bernoulli Trials and Its Limiting Cases....Pages 134-161
The Monte Carlo Calculation....Pages 162-176
Stochastic Processes....Pages 177-232
Introduction to Statistical Methods: Estimating the Mean, Median, Variance, S/N, and Simple Probability....Pages 233-263
Estimating a Probability Law....Pages 264-293
The Chi-Square Test of Significance....Pages 294-306
The Student t -Test on the Mean....Pages 307-319
The F -Test on Variance....Pages 320-326
Least-Squares Curve Fitting โ Regression Analysis....Pages 327-349
Principal Components Analysis....Pages 350-361
The Controversy Between Bayesians and Classicists....Pages 363-386
Back Matter....Pages 374-406
โฆ Subjects
Optics and Electrodynamics;Mathematical Methods in Physics;Numerical and Computational Physics;Statistical Physics, Dynamical Systems and Complexity
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<p>Scientists in optics are increasingly confronted with problems that are of a random nature and that require a working knowledge of probability and statistics for their solution. This textbook develops these subjects within the context of optics using a problem-solving approach. All methods are ex
<p>Scientists in optics are increasingly confronted with problems that are of a random nature and that require a working knowledge of probability and statistics for their solution. This textbook develops these subjects within the context of optics using a problem-solving approach. All methods are ex