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Statistics for Decision Making Larsen

Statistics for Decision Making

Larsen, Morris Marx, Bruce Cooil

Ages 14+

119 pages · Released Aug 25, 1997

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This is a technical textbook on statistics and data analysis for advanced high school or undergraduate study. It contains no narrative content, characters, or themes that would trigger content concerns. The educational value is substantial for students studying quantitative methods, with real-world applications in business, economics, and science.

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This text was developed to provide an applied, balanced introduction to data analysis and statistical inference without compromising the conceptual foundation of statistical methods. The organization reflects an emphasis on data analysis early with an introduction to descriptive regression in chapter two. Inference is... This text was developed to provide an applied, balanced introduction to data analysis and statistical inference without compromising the conceptual foundation of statistical methods. The organization reflects an emphasis on data analysis early with an introduction to descriptive regression in chapter two. Inference is fully developed through real applications to business, economics and the sciences. The computer has been built into the development of concepts through experiments and analysis.

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ISBN 9780534517304 · Wadsworth Publishing Company

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