ISBN: 9780471112402 - statistics: a biomedical introduction (probability & mathematical statistics s.) (7 resultados)

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Hardcover. Condición: Near Fine. No Jacket. First Edition, First Printing. Text/BRAND NEW w/paperclip shadow to pg 129. Gilt embossed black linen boards/Fine. DJ/None. Textbook. Basic concepts & techniques of statistical inference in scientific studies in medicine and biology. Outgrowth of course lectures delivered at both Stanford and Florida State Univ. Prerequisite: college algebra. 14 chapters, uniquely centered on actual studies in the biomedical sciences: 1, Introduction; 2, Elementary Rules of Probability; 3, Populations, Samples, & the Distribution of the Sample Mean; 4. Analysis of Matched Pairs Using Sample Means; 5, Analysis of the Two-Sample Location Problem Using Sample Means; 6, Surveys & Experiments in Medical Research; 7, Statistical Inference for Dichotomous Variables; 8, Comparing Two Success Probabilities; 9, Chi-Squared Tests; 10, Analysis of k-Sample Problems; 11, Linear Regression & Correlation; 12, Analysis of Matched Pairs Using Ranks; 13, Analysis of the Two-Sample Location Problem Using Ranks; and, 14, Methods for Censored Data followed by 3 appendices. Fine copy less dust jacket.…