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"Theory of atributes - notation and terminology. Consistence of data. Association of atributes. Partial association. Manifold classification. Frequency-distributions. Averages and other measures of location. Measures of disperion. Moments and measures of skewness and kurtosis. Three impotant theoretical distributions - the binomial, the normal and the poisson. Correlation. Normal correlation. Further theory of correlation. Partial correlation. Corelation: illustrations and practical methods. Miscellaneous theorems involving the use the correlation coefficient. Simple curve fitting. Preliminary notios on sampling. The sampling of attribuctes - large samples. The sampling of variables - large samples."
""The following chapters are based on the courses of instruction given during my tenure of the Newmarch Lectureship in Statistics at University College, London, in the sessions 1902-1909. The variety of illustrations and examples has, however, been increased to render the book more suitable for the use of biologists and others besides those interested in economic and vital statistics, and some of the more difficult parts of the subject have been treated in greater detail than was possible in a sessional course of some thirty lectures. For the rest, the chapters follow closely the arrangement of the course, the three parts into which the volume is divided corresponding approximately to the work of the three terms. To enable the student to proceed further with the subject, fairly detailed lists of references to the original memoirs have been given at the end of each chapter: exercises have also been added for the benefit, more especially, of the student who is working without the assistance of a teacher. The volume represents an attempt to work out a systematic introductory course on statistical methods--the methods available for discussing, as distinct from collecting, statistical data--suited to those who possess only a limited knowledge of mathematics: an acquaintance with algebra up to the binomial theorem, together with such elements of co-ordinate geometry as are now generally included therewith, is all that is assumed. I hope that it may prove of some service to the students of the diverse sciences in which statistical methods are now employed"--Preface. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2011 APA, all rights reserved)."
"Theory of attributes: basic ideas; Measures of dispersions; Correlation and regression; Normal correlation; Correlation and regression: some practical problems; Simple curve fitting; The sampling attributes: large samples; The sampling of variables: large samples; The analysis of variance; Some problems of practical sampling."
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""The volume represents an attempt to work out a systematic introductory course on statistical methods--the methods available for discussing, as distinct from collecting, statistical data--suited to those who possess only a limited knowledge of mathematics: an acquaintance with algebra up to the binomial theorem, together with such elements of co-ordinate geometry as are now generally included therewith, is all that is assumed. I hope that it may prove of some service to the students of the diverse sciences in which statistical methods are now employed. The present edition has been enlarged by a considerable addition to the Supplement on testing Goodness of Fit, dealing with the application of this method to Association and Contingency Tables, and including results only recently published. A brief Supplement has also been inserted, giving the deduction of the regressions by the use of the differential calculus, and the Supplementary List of References has been extended and brought up to date. Opportunity has also been taken to correct some minor errors in the text and the answers to questions"--Preface. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2011 APA, all rights reserved)."@en
""The volume represents an attempt to work out a systematic introductory course on statistical methods--the methods available for discussing, as distinct from collecting, statistical data--suited to those who possess only a limited knowledge of mathematics: an acquaintance with algebra up to the binomial theorem, together with such elements of co-ordinate geometry as are now generally included therewith, is all that is assumed. I hope that it may prove of some service to the students of the diverse sciences in which statistical methods are now employed. The present edition has been enlarged by a considerable addition to the Supplement on testing Goodness of Fit, dealing with the application of this method to Association and Contingency Tables, and including results only recently published. A brief Supplement has also been inserted, giving the deduction of the regressions by the use of the differential calculus, and the Supplementary List of References has been extended and brought up to date. Opportunity has also been taken to correct some minor errors in the text and the answers to questions"--Preface. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2011 APA, all rights reserved)."
""The volume represents an attempt to work out a systematic introductory course on statistical methods--the methods available for discussing, as distinct from collecting, statistical data--suited to those who possess only a limited knowledge of mathematics : an acquaintance with algebra up to the binomial theorem, together with such elements of co-ordinate geometry as are now generally included therewith, is all that is assumed. I hope that it may prove of some service to the students of the diverse sciences in which statistical methods are now employed. The variety of illustrations and examples has, however, been increased to render the book more suitable for the use of biologists and others besides those interested in economic and vital statistics, and some of the more difficult parts of the subject have been treated in greater detail than was possible in a sessional course of some thirty lectures. For the rest, the chapters follow closely the arrangement of the course, the three parts into which the volume is divided corresponding approximately to the work of the three terms. To enable the student to proceed further with the subject, fairly detailed lists of references to the original memoirs have been given at the end of each chapter: exercises have also been added for the benefit, more especially, of the student who is working without the assistance of a teacher"--Preface. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2011 APA, all rights reserved)."@en
""The volume represents an attempt to work out a systematic introductory course on statistical methods--the methods available for discussing, as distinct from collecting, statistical data--suited to those who possess only a limited knowledge of mathematics : an acquaintance with algebra up to the binomial theorem, together with such elements of co-ordinate geometry as are now generally included therewith, is all that is assumed. I hope that it may prove of some service to the students of the diverse sciences in which statistical methods are now employed. The variety of illustrations and examples has, however, been increased to render the book more suitable for the use of biologists and others besides those interested in economic and vital statistics, and some of the more difficult parts of the subject have been treated in greater detail than was possible in a sessional course of some thirty lectures. For the rest, the chapters follow closely the arrangement of the course, the three parts into which the volume is divided corresponding approximately to the work of the three terms. To enable the student to proceed further with the subject, fairly detailed lists of references to the original memoirs have been given at the end of each chapter: exercises have also been added for the benefit, more especially, of the student who is working without the assistance of a teacher"--Preface. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2011 APA, all rights reserved)."

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"An Introduction to the Theory of Statistics"@en
"An Introduction to the Theory of Statistics"
"An introduction to the theory of statistics"
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"Introduction to the theory of statistics"
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"An Introduction to the Theory of Statistics ... Eighth edition, revised"
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"Introdução à teoria da estatística por G. Udny Yule e M.G. Kendall"
"Introdução à teoria da estatística : por G. Udny Yule,... e M. G. Kendall,... Tradução da 13a edição inglêsa por Evandro de Oliveira Silva,... Prefácio e notas Octavio A. L. Martins"
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