The goals of this book are to describe the basics of applied statistical methods in a manner that takes into account the many insights from the last half century, to describe contemporary approaches to commonly encountered statistical problems, to provide an intuitive sense of why modern methods-developed after the year 1960-have substantial advantages over conventional techniques, and to make these new methods practical and accessible.
An edition of Applying Contemporary Statistical Techniques
(2002)
Applying Contemporary Statistical Techniques
by Rand R. Wilcox
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Applying Contemporary Statistical Techniques
2003, Elsevier Science & Technology Books
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Applying Contemporary Statistical Techniques
December 23, 2002, Academic Press
in English
0127515410 9780127515410
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Applying Contemporary Statistical Techniques
December 23, 2002, Academic Press
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in English
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"The goals of this book are to describe the basics of applied statistical methods in a manner that takes into account the many insights from the last half century, to describe contemporary approaches to commonly encountered statistical problems, to provide an intuitive sense of why modern methods-developed after the year 1960-have substantial advantages over conventional techniques, and to make these new methods practical and accessible."
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