Statistical data analysis handbook
By: Francis J. Wall.
Publisher: McGraw-Hill
Published: 1986
Place of publication: New York; London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 541
Subjects: Mathematical statistics.
Description: It must be emphasized that this is not a text book on statistics. Instead it is a working tool that presents data analysis in clear, concise terms which can be readily understood even by those without formal training in statistics. Following pivotal chapters on the art of analysis, you will find two invaluable reference sections to which you're bound to turn again and again as you make your analyses. The first section gives you the data anlayst's-as opposed to the statistician's-eyeview of the basics of a number of fundamental statistical techniques, including random samples, p-values, the analysis of variance, statistical tests, and testing. The second gives you 20 statistical tables that have been especially formatted and expanded to make them far easier to read and apply than conventional statistical tables.
Notes: Bibliography, p528-533. - Includes index.