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Statistics: A Guide to the Unknown
This textbook, titled “Statistics: A Guide to the Unknown,” is a paperback book that covers the subject area of mathematics, specifically probability and statistics. The book has 320 pages and is written in English. The authors are George Casella, Judith M. Tanur, George W. Cobb, Deborah Nolan, and Roger Hoerl. The book is published by Brooks/Cole and is a revised edition with a publication year of 2005. The book has a weight of 28 oz, a length of 9 in, a height of 1 in, and a width of 6.3 in. It is classified as a textboo kand is part of the books and magazines, textbooks, education and reference, and textbooks categories.
Statistics: A Guide to the Unknown
This textbook, titled “Statistics: A Guide to the Unknown,” is a paperback book that covers the subject area of mathematics, specifically probability and statistics. The book has 320 pages and is written in English. The authors are George Casella, Judith M. Tanur, George W. Cobb, Deborah Nolan, and Roger Hoerl. The book is published by Brooks/Cole and is a revised edition with a publication year of 2005. The book has a weight of 28 oz, a length of 9 in, a height of 1 in, and a width of 6.3 in. It is classified as a textboo kand is part of the books and magazines, textbooks, education and reference, and textbooks categories.
Statistics: A Guide to the Unknown
This textbook, titled “Statistics: A Guide to the Unknown,” is a paperback book that covers the subject area of mathematics, specifically probability and statistics. The book has 320 pages and is written in English. The authors are George Casella, Judith M. Tanur, George W. Cobb, Deborah Nolan, and Roger Hoerl. The book is published by Brooks/Cole and is a revised edition with a publication year of 2005. The book has a weight of 28 oz, a length of 9 in, a height of 1 in, and a width of 6.3 in. It is classified as a textboo kand is part of the books and magazines, textbooks, education and reference, and textbooks categories.
Statistics: A Guide to the Unknown
This textbook, titled “Statistics: A Guide to the Unknown,” is a paperback book that covers the subject area of mathematics, specifically probability and statistics. The book has 320 pages and is written in English. The authors are George Casella, Judith M. Tanur, George W. Cobb, Deborah Nolan, and Roger Hoerl. The book is published by Brooks/Cole and is a revised edition with a publication year of 2005. The book has a weight of 28 oz, a length of 9 in, a height of 1 in, and a width of 6.3 in. It is classified as a textboo kand is part of the books and magazines, textbooks, education and reference, and textbooks categories.
Statistical Inference, Hardcover by Casella, George; Berger, Roger L., Used G…
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Statistical Inference, Hardcover by Casella, George; Berger, Roger, ISBN 1032593032, ISBN-13 9781032593036, Like New Used, Free shipping in the US “This classic textbook builds theoretical statistics from the first principles of probability theory. Starting from the basics of probability, the authors develop the theory of statistical inference using techniques, definitions, and concepts that are statistical and are natural extensions, and consequences, of previous concepts. It covers all the topics from a standard inference course, including distributions, random variables, data reduction, point estimation, hypothesis testing, interval estimation, and regression”–