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Published Year:
2018
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Stochastic Processes or the Statistics of Change
Author:
Maurice S. Bartlett
The article explains stochastic processes as statistical phenomena that develop over time and the mathematical models used to study them. It discusses applications of stochastic processes in physics, communication engineering, industry, economics, biology, and medicine. As an illustration, the author describes constructing a simulated epidemic series representing successive measles outbreaks in a boarding school.
Published Year:
2008
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Introduction to Statistical Quality Control (Sixth Edition)
Author:
Douglas C. Montgomery
This textbook covers modern statistical methods for quality control and quality improvement, from basic principles to current concepts and applications. It has a strong engineering and management orientation. It is written for junior- and senior-level students in engineering, statistics, and management, and for practicing quality professionals. Extensive prior knowledge of statistics is not required, since a basic statistics course is enough preparation. The book has six parts. Part I introduces... see more
Published Year:
2022
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OPERATIONS RESEARCH
Author:
TANUJIT CHAKRABORTY
## ABSTRACT Book Title: OPERATIONS RESEARCH Author: TANUJIT CHAKRABORTY Operations Research is a comprehensive exploration of the scientific and mathematical techniques used to support effective decision-making, optimize resource utilization, and solve complex problems in business, industry, and management. The book introduces the fundamental principles, methodologies, and practical applications of Operations Research, providing readers with a systematic understanding of how analytical tools c... see more
Published Year:
2019
E-books
Learning Materials in Biosciences
Author:
Michael H. Herzog Gregory Francis Aaron Clarke
Understanding Statistics and Experimental Design: How to Not Lie with Statistics by Michael H. Herzog, Gregory Francis, and Aaron Clarke is part of the Learning Materials in Biosciences series. This open-access textbook provides a clear and practical introduction to statistical methods and experimental design, specifically tailored for students and researchers in biology, biomedicine, psychology, and related fields. The book emphasizes the correct use and interpretation of statistical tools, a... see more
Published Year:
2011
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Probability & Statistics for Engineers & Scientists (Ninth Edition)
Author:
Ronald E. Walpole
This textbook introduces probability theory and statistical inference for junior and senior undergraduates in engineering, the sciences, and computer science. It balances theory with applied methodology. It assumes about one semester of differential and integral calculus. Linear algebra is used only lightly, in the matrix treatment of multiple regression. The book begins with an overview of statistical inference and data analysis. It then develops basic probability, discrete and continuous rando... see more
Published Year:
2021
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NATIONAL INCOME
Author:
TANUJIT CHAKRABORTY
National Income by Tanujit Chakraborty provides a structured and accessible introduction to the theory and practice of national income accounting. The book emphasizes the importance of national income as a key indicator of economic performance, offering readers a clear understanding of how income is generated, distributed, and utilized within an economy. The text begins with foundational concepts such as gross domestic product (GDP), net domestic product (NDP), and gross national product (GNP)... see more
Published Year:
2008
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BASIC ECONOMETRICS
Author:
DAMODA N. GUJARATI DAWN C. PORTER
Basic Econometrics (5th Edition) by Damodar N. Gujarati and Dawn C. Porter provides a comprehensive yet accessible introduction to econometric theory and practice. Designed for students across economics, business, and social sciences, the text emphasizes clarity and intuition, avoiding heavy reliance on advanced mathematics such as matrix algebra or calculus. Instead, it focuses on building a strong conceptual foundation in regression analysis and statistical inference, making econometrics appro... see more
Published Year:
2014
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NONPARAMETRIC STATISTICS
Author:
Gregory W. Corder
This book introduces nonparametric statistical methods to students and researchers who lack an advanced mathematical background. Nonparametric tests make few or no assumptions about the underlying population distribution, which makes them well suited to small samples, ordinal or ranked data, and data that violate normality or other parametric assumptions. The text opens with the basics of research design, hypothesis testing, and the conditions under which nonparametric procedures are preferred o... see more
Published Year:
2026
E-books
Econometric Theory and Methods
Author:
Russell Davidson
Econometric Theory and Methods provides a comprehensive study of the statistical and mathematical foundations of econometrics, emphasizing the connection between theoretical principles and practical applications. The book explains the geometry of ordinary least squares and introduces the method of moments as a basis for developing various estimators and statistical tests. It examines simulation techniques, including bootstrap and Monte Carlo methods, and explores advanced topics such as sandwich... see more
Published Year:
2019
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Statistical Computing with R
Author:
Maria L. Rizzo
Statistical Computing with R, Second Edition by Maria L. Rizzo provides a comprehensive introduction to computational statistics using the R programming language. The book emphasizes both theoretical foundations and practical applications, making it suitable for students, researchers, and professionals seeking to strengthen their statistical computing skills. It covers essential topics such as random number generation, Monte Carlo methods, numerical optimization, and simulation techniques, whil... see more