Problem Solving: A statistician's guide, Second editionCRC Press, 11 mai 1995 - 325 pages This book illuminates the complex process of problem solving, including formulating the problem, collecting and analyzing data, and presenting the conclusions. |
Table des matières
The stages of a statistical investigation | 7 |
Collecting the data | 13 |
General strategy | 23 |
The initial examination of data | 37 |
The definitive analysis | 75 |
The computer | 93 |
The library | 101 |
Effective report writing | 111 |
Probability distributions | 241 |
Estimation | 245 |
Significance tests | 248 |
Regression | 252 |
Analysis of variance ANOVA | 261 |
The general linear model | 263 |
The generalized linear model | 266 |
Sample surveys | 268 |
PART TWO EXERCISES | 123 |
B Exploring data | 137 |
Correlation and regression | 163 |
Analysing complex largescale data sets | 173 |
E Analysing more structured data | 189 |
F Timeseries analysis | 207 |
G Miscellaneous | 215 |
H Collecting data | 231 |
PART THREE APPENDICES | 235 |
Appendix A A digest of statistical techniques | 237 |
Descriptive statistics | 238 |
Probability | 240 |
The design of experiments | 273 |
Clinical trials | 276 |
Multivariate analysis | 278 |
Timeseries analysis | 282 |
Quality control and reliability | 287 |
Appendix B MINITAB and GLIM | 293 |
Some useful addresses | 305 |
Statistical tables | 307 |
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