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A somewhat "different" approach,
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This review is from: Applied Statistics: A First Course in Inference (Hardcover)
This book provides a novel approach to the introductory statistics course in that it seems to be missing the requisite chapter on probability that separates descriptive statistics from inference in other texts. The issues of probability and probability distributions are instead briefly handled by discussing probability in the context of confidence intervals and distributions in the context of population frequencies.The book is in other respects similar to other introductory statistics texts, and is quite suitable for students who do not plan to continue studies in statistics. |
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Applied Statistics: A First Course in Inference by Franklin A. Graybill (Hardcover - August 14, 1997)
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