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Three essays on the contributions of Wassily Hoeffding to statistics and probability. by Sen, Pranab Kumar,1937-Impact of Wassily Hoeffding's research on nonparametrics.; Simons, Gordon.Impact of Wassily Hoeffding's work on sequential analysis.; Oosterhoff, Kobus.Wassily Hoeffding's work in the sixties.; Zwet, Willem R. van,1934-Wassily Hoeffding's work in the sixties.; University of North Carolina (System).Institute of Statistics.(CARDINAL)165205; University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.Department of Statistics.(CARDINAL)149563;
Includes bibliographical references.The impact of Wassily Hoeffding's research on nonparametrics / Pranab Kumar Sen -- The impact of Wassily Hoeffding's work on sequential analysis / Gordon Simons -- Wassily Hoeffding's work in the sixties / Kobus Oosterhoff & Willem van Zwet.
Subjects: Hoeffding, Wassily.; Nonparametric statistics.; Sequential analysis.;
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Schaum's outline of theory and problems of probability and statistics / by Spiegel, Murray R.(CARDINAL)507533; Schiller, John J.(CARDINAL)771311; Srinivasan, R. Alu.(CARDINAL)659338;
Subjects: Problems and exercises.; Mathematical statistics; Probabilities;
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Finitely additive probabilities and proper "improper" priors in Bayesian statistics / by Scozzafava, Romano.(CARDINAL)177139; University of North Carolina (System).Institute of Statistics.(CARDINAL)165205;
Includes bibliographical references (leaves [25]-[26]).
Subjects: Bayesian statistical decision theory.;
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What are the chances? : probability, statistics, ratios, and proportions / by Colson, Rob,1971-author.(CARDINAL)498917;
Luck of the draw -- Out of 100 -- Rolling the dice -- It's a lottery -- Coins and cards -- Taking an average -- Not what it seems -- How to mislead with statistics -- What's the ratio? -- The golden ratio -- Showing your final results -- How to run a fair election."Introduces the reader to probability, statistics, ratios and proportions."--920L
Subjects: Probabilities; Ratio and proportion; Statistics;
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Numbers rule your world : the hidden influence of probability and statistics on everything you do / by Fung, Kaiser.(CARDINAL)499562;
MARCIVE 08/05/10Includes bibliographical references and index.Introduction -- Fast passes / slow merges : the discontent of being averaged -- Bagged spinach / bad score : the virtue of being wrong -- Item bank / risk pool : the dilemma of being together -- Timid testers / magic lassos : the sway of being asymmetric -- Jet crashes / jackpots : the power of being impossible -- Conclusion.
Subjects: Statistics; Probabilities;
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Probability sample U-statistics : theory and applications for complex sample designs / by Folsom, Ralph E.(CARDINAL)172103; University of North Carolina (System).Institute of Statistics.(CARDINAL)165205;
Includes bibliographical references (pages [202]-204).
Subjects: Sampling (Statistics);
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Bayesian statistics the fun way : understanding statistics and probability with Star Wars, LEGO, and Rubber Ducks / by Kurt, Will,author.;
"An introduction to Bayesian statistics with simple and pop culture-based explanations. Topics covered include measuring your own uncertainty in a belief, applying Bayes' theorem, and calculating distributions"--Part 1. Introduction to probability. Bayesian thinking and everyday reasoning -- Measuring uncertainty -- The logic of uncertainty -- Creating a binomial probability distribution -- The beta distribution -- Part 2. Bayesian probability and prior probabilities. Conditional probability -- Bayes' theorem with LEGO -- The prior, likelihood, and posterior of Bayes' theorem -- Bayesian priors and working with probability distributions -- Part 3. Parameter estimation. Introduction to averaging and parameter estimation -- Measuring the spread of our data -- The normal distribution -- Tools of parameter estimation : the PDF, CDF, and Quantile function -- Parameter estimation with prior probabilities -- Part 4. Hypothesis testing: the heart of statistics. From parameter estimation to hypothesis testing : building a Bayesian A/B test -- Introduction to the Bayes factor and posterior odds : the competition of ideas -- Bayesian reasoning in the twilight zone -- When data doesn't convince you -- From hypothesis testing to parameter estimation -- Appendix A: A quick introduction to R -- Appendix B: Enough calculus to get by.Part 1. Introduction to probability -- Ch. 1. Bayesian thinking and everyday reasoning -- Ch. 2. Measuring uncertainty -- Ch. 3. The logic of uncertainty -- Ch. 4. Creating a binomial probability distribution -- Ch. 5. The beta distribution -- Part 2. Bayesian probability and prior probabilities -- Ch. 6. Conditional probability -- Ch. 7. Bayes' theorem with LEGO -- Ch. 8. The prior, likelihood, and posterior of Bayes' theorem -- Ch. 9. Bayesian priors and working with probability distributions -- Part 3. Parameter estimation -- Ch. 10. Introduction to averaging and parameter estimation -- Ch. 11. Measuring the spread of our data -- Ch. 12. The normal distribution -- Ch. 13. Tools of parameter estimation : the PDF, CDF, and Quantile function -- Ch. 14. Parameter estimation with prior probabilities -- Part 4. Hypothesis testing : the heart of statistics -- Ch. 15. From parameter estimation to hypothesis testing : building a Bayesian A/B test -- Ch. 16. Introduction to the Bayes factor and posterior odds : the competition of ideas -- Ch. 17. Bayesian reasoning in the twilight zone -- Ch. 18. When data doesn't convince you -- Ch. 19. From hypothesis testing to parameter estimation -- Appendix A: A quick introduction to R -- Appendix B: Enough calculus to get by.
Subjects: Bayesian statistical decision theory.; Probabilities.;
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Meaning from data [videorecording] : Statistics made clear / by Starbird, Michael,professor.; Leven, Jon,director.; Reay, Alisha,editor.; Rodriguez, Sal,director.; Starbird, Michael,professor.; Teaching Company,producer,publisher.;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 144-148 of guidebook).Disc 1: Part 1. Lecture 1. Describing data and inferring meaning -- Lecture 2. Data and distributions: getting the picture -- Lecture 3. Inference: how close? How confident? -- Lecture 4. Describing dispersion or measuring spread -- Lecture 5. Models of distributions: shapely families -- Lecture 6. The bell curve.Disc 2: Part 1. Lecture 7. Correlation and regression: moving together -- Lecture 8. Probability: workhorse for inference -- Lecture 9. Samples: the few, the chosen -- Lecture 10. Hypothesis testing: innocent until -- Lecture 11. Confidence intervals: how close? How sure? -- Lecture 12. Design of experiments: thinking ahead.Disc 3: Part 2. Lecture 13. Law: you're the jury -- Lecture 14. Democracy and Arrow's impossibility theorem -- Lecture 15. Election problems and engine failure -- Lecture 16. Sports: who's best of all time? -- Lecture 17. Risk: war and insurance -- Lecture 18. Real estate: accounting for value.Disc 4: Part 2. Lecture 19. Misleading, distorting, and lying -- Lecture 20. Social science: parsing personalities -- Lecture 21. Quack medicine, good hospitals, and dieting -- Lecture 22. Economics: "one" way to find fraud -- Lecture 23. Science: Mendel's too-good peas -- Lecture 24. Statistics everywhere.Producer, Alisha Reay; academic content supervisor, Ann Waigand; directors, Jon Leven, Sal Rodriguez; camera operators, Alexis Doty, Jared Bourgeois, Jack Dierkin, Jim Allen; editor, Alisha Reay.Lecturer: Michael Starbird, Professor of Mathematics and Distinguished Teaching Professor, The University of Texas at Austin.Who was the greatest baseball hitter of all time? How likely is it that a poll is correct? Is it smart to buy last year's highest-performing stock? These questions all involve the interpretation of statistics, and this film is an introduction to this vitally important subject in today's data-driven society. Explanations for terms such as mean, median, percentile, quartile, statistically significant, and bell curve, and scores of other statistical concepts are covered. The emphasis is on the role of statistics in daily life, giving a broad overview of how statistical tools are employed in risk assessment, college admissions, drug testing, fraud investigation, and a host of other applications.DVD.
Subjects: Educational films.; Filmed lectures.; Nonfiction films.; Confidence intervals.; Distribution (Probability theory); Experimental design.; Mathematical statistics.; Sampling (Statistics); Statistical hypothesis testing.; Statistics; Statistics; Data Interpretation, Statistical.; Probability.; Statistics as Topic; Statistics as Topic;
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Statistics 101 : from data analysis and predictive modeling to measuring distribution and determining probability, your essential guide to statistics / by Borman, David,author.(CARDINAL)502743;
From understanding the percentage probability that it will rain later today, to evaluating your risk of a health problem, or the fluctuations in the stock market, statistics impact our lives in a variety of ways, and are vital to a variety of careers andfields of practice. Unfortunately, most statistics text books just make us want to take a snooze, but with Statistics 101, you'll learn the basics of statistics in a way that is both easy-to-understand and apply. From learning the theory of probability and different kinds of distribution concepts, to identifying data patterns and graphing and presenting precise findings, this essential guide can help turn statistical math from scary and complicated, to easy and fun.--
Subjects: Mathematical statistics.; Statistics.;
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Mathmatics For the HiSET Test. by Lipke, Terry.; McGraw-Hill Education (Firm),publisher.(CARDINAL)662765;
Numbers and operations; ratios -- operations and algebraic thinking -- alebraic expressions, equations, and inequalities -- runctions -- geometry -- measurement and datea -- statistics and probablity."This book will help you to build and strengthen the skills you need to succeed on the HiSET Mathematics Test."-back cover
Subjects: Problems and exercises.; Study guides.; Algebraic Expressions, Equations and Inequalities.; Functional literacy.; Functions.; Geometry.; High school equivalency examinations; Literacy; Mathematics; Mathematics; Measurment and Data.; Numbers and Operations.; Operations and Algebraic Thinking.; Ratios.; Statistics and Probability.;
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