00000cam a22000004a 4500 UP-1685675941123864638 Buklod 20110527131039.0 aa rb |||1 u| ta 090909s2009 xx r |||| u|eng d 9814009512 (iLib)UPTAC-00008384412 DSURP UPVTC eng DMLUC HA 29 W36 2009 Walpole, Ronald E. Introduction to statistics Ronald E. Walpole. 3rd ed. Singapore Pearson Prentice Hall c2009. xv, 521 p. ill. 23 cm. Table of Contents: 1. Introduction: 1.1. Descriptive and Inferential Statistics -- 1.2. Populations and Samples -- 1.3. Problems for The Statistician -- 1.4. Summation Notation -- 2. Statistical Measures of Data: 2.1. Parameters and Statistics -- 2.2. Measures of Central Location -- 2.3. Measures of Variation -- 2.4. Chebyshev's Theorem -- 2.5. Scores -- 3. Statistical Description of Data: 3.1. Frequency Distributions -- 3.2. Graphical Representations -- 3.3. Symmetry and Skewness -- 3.4. Percentiles, Deciles, And Quartiles -- 4. Probability: 4.1. Sample Space -- 4.2. Events -- 4.3. Operations With Events -- 4.4. Counting Sample Points -- 4.5. Probability Of An Event -- 4.6. Additive Rules -- 4.7. Conditional Probability -- 4.8. Multiplicative Rules -- 4.9. Bayes Rule -- 5. Distributions of Random Variables: 5.1. Concept of Random Variable -- 5.2. Discrete Probability Distributions -- 5.3. Continuous Probability Distributions -- 5.4. Joint Probability Distributions -- 5.5. Mean of a Random Variable -- 5.6. Variance of a Random Variable -- 5.7. Properties of The Mean and Variance -- 6. Some Discrete Probability Distributions: 6.1. Uniform Distribution -- 6.2. Binomial and Multinomial Distributions -- 6.3. Hypergeometric Distribution -- 6.4. Negative Binomial and Geometric Distributions -- 6.5. Poisson Distribution -- 7. Normal Distribution: 7.1. Normal Curve -- 7.2. Areas Under the Normal Curve -- 7.3. Applications of the Normal Distribution -- 7.4. Normal Approximation to the Binomial Distribution -- 8. Sampling Theory: 8.1. Sampling Distributions -- 8.2. Sampling Distributions of The Mean -- 8.3. T Distribution -- 8.4. Sampling Distribution of The Differences of Means -- 8.5. Simulated Experiments -- 8.6. Sampling Procedures -- 9. Estimation of Parameters: 9.1. Statistical Inference -- 9.2. Classical Methods of Estimation -- 9.3. Estimating the Mean -- 9.4. Estimating the Difference Between Two Means -- 9.5. Estimating a Proportion -- 9.6. Estimating the Difference Between Two Proportions -- 9.7. Estimating the Variance -- 9.8. Estimating the Ratio of Two Variances -- 9.9. Bayesian Methods of Estimation -- 9.10. Decision Theory -- 10. Tests of Hypothesis: 10.1. Statistical Hypotheses -- 10.2. Testing A Statistical Hypothesis -- 10.3. One-Tailed and Two-Tailed Tests -- 10.4. Tests Concerning Means -- 10.5. Tests Concerning Variances -- 10.6. Tests Concerning Proportions -- 10.7. Testing The Difference Between Two Proportions -- 10.8. Goodness-Of-Fit Test -- 10.9. Test For Independence -- 10.10. Testing Several Proportions -- 11. Regression and Correlation: 11.1. Linear Regression -- 11.2. Regression Analysis -- 11.3. Inferences Concerning the Regression Coefficients -- 11.4. Prediction -- 11.5. Test for Linearity of Regression -- 11.6. Exponential Regression -- 11.7. Multiple Regression -- 11.8. Linear Correlation -- 11.9. Multiple And Partial Correlation -- 12. Analysis of Variance: 12.1. Analysis-of- Variance Technique -- 12.2. One-Way Classification -- 12.3. Test for The Equality of Several Variances -- 12.4. Multiple-Range Test -- 12.5. Two-Way Classification -- 12.6. Two-Way Classification with Interaction -- 12.7. Design of Experiments -- 12.8. Latin Squares -- 13. Nonparametric Statistics: 13.1. Nonparametric Tests -- 13.2. Sign Test -- 13.3. Wilcoxon Signed-Rank Test -- 13.4. Wilcoxon Rank-Sum Test -- 13.5. Kruskal-Wallis Test -- 13.6. Runs Test -- 13.7. Rank Correlation Coefficient -- References. Appendix: Statistical Tables. Answers To Selected Exercises. Index. Statistics. Table of contents only https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qha6SJVEhauoCszVfe4SA80Yp47yXrUu/view?usp=sharing FO UPTAC UPTAC HA 29 W36 2009 Book