Introduction to the theory of statistics
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TextLanguage: English Publication details: Chennai: McGraw Hill (India) Private Limited, 2019. Edition: 3rd edDescription: xvi, 564p.; 21cmsISBN: 9780070445208Subject(s): Collections of general statistics | Mathematical statistics | StatisticsDDC classification: 311 M66,3
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The book is designed to be used in either the quarter system or the semester system. In a quarter system,
Chaps. I through V could be covered in the first quarter,
Chaps. VI through Part of VIII the second quarter, and the rest of the book the third quarter. In a semester system,
Chaps. I through VI could be covered the first semester and the remaining chapters the second semester.
Several sections or subsections can be omitted without disrupting the continuity of presentation.
The many problems are intended to be essential for learning the material in the book. Some of the more difficult problems have been starred.