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A Dictionary of Statistics

Upton, Graham, Cook, Ian·2008·Oxford University Press eBooks

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PREFACE A-Z DICTIONARY STATISTICAL NOTATION Mathematical Notation Greek Letters Cumulative Probabilities for the Bionormal Distribution Cumulative Probabilities for the Poisson Distribution The Standard Normal Distribution Function Upper-Tail Percentage Points for the Standard-Normal Distribution Percentage Points for the t-Distribution Percentage Points for the Chi-Squared Distribution Percentage Points for the F-Distribution Critical Values for the Product-Moment Correlation Coefficient, r Critical Values for Spearman's Rank Correlation Coefficient Critical Values for Kendall Pseudo-Random Numbers Selected Landmarks in the Development of Statistics FURTHER REFERENCE

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Upton, G., & Cook, I.
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2008-01-01
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