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Statistics : concepts and applications / Nabendu Pal and Sahadeb Sarkar.

By: Pal, Nabendu.
Publisher: New Delhi : Prentice-Hall of India, 2006Edition: Eastern economy ed.Description: xxii, 385 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. + 1 CD-ROM (43/4 in.).ISBN: 8120326792 (pbk.); 9788120326798 (pbk.).Subject(s): Mathematical statistics | StatisticsDDC classification: 519.5
Contents:
1. Basic concepts of statistical studies - 2. Organizing a raw data set - 3. Pictorial representation of a data set - 4. Summarizing a raw data set - 5. Summarizing an organized data set - 6. Concepts of probability - 7. Random variables - 8. Binomial experiments - 9. Normal curve and normal distribution - 10. Applications of the normal distribution - 11. Estimation of population parameters - 12. Hypothesis testing for a single population - 13. Hypothesis testing to compare two populations - 14. Bivariate quantitative data: Correlation and regression - 15. Bivariate categorical data: contingency tables - 16. Multinomial experiments: Goodness of fit test - 17. Hypothesis testing to compare multiple populations - 18. Quality management using statistics.
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1. Basic concepts of statistical studies - 2. Organizing a raw data set - 3. Pictorial representation of a data set - 4. Summarizing a raw data set - 5. Summarizing an organized data set - 6. Concepts of probability - 7. Random variables - 8. Binomial experiments - 9. Normal curve and normal distribution - 10. Applications of the normal distribution - 11. Estimation of population parameters - 12. Hypothesis testing for a single population - 13. Hypothesis testing to compare two populations - 14. Bivariate quantitative data: Correlation and regression - 15. Bivariate categorical data: contingency tables - 16. Multinomial experiments: Goodness of fit test - 17. Hypothesis testing to compare multiple populations - 18. Quality management using statistics.