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Expectation and its Applications,uency table, and in the same way, therefore, we can either work with the whole probability distribution, or else work with summarizing quantities. The analogous quantity to the sample mean is called the . in populations. In the development of statistical methods in the later part of this book, this concept is used repeatedly.

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Multiple Regression, the form.where all the .’s are independent, and where.etc., are the means of the .’s. The quantities .,…, ., are called ., and they each measure the variation in . due directly to the variation in the respective ., the other variables being fixed. The essential features of this model are:

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Tolerance, Open-Mindedness and Humility,this chapter will suffice. For others who wish to pursue a study of the Theory of Probability to a deeper level, there are some excellent books available, such as Feller (1957), Gnedenko (1962), Loéve (1960) and Parzen (1960).

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Liver Cancer in the Middle Eastunity to study the basic principles underlying methods of statistical inference in a very simple setting. Those interested in following up the subject should consult Siegel (1956), Savage (1953) and references therein.

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Non-parametric Tests,unity to study the basic principles underlying methods of statistical inference in a very simple setting. Those interested in following up the subject should consult Siegel (1956), Savage (1953) and references therein.

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Livelihood Strategies in Southern Indialar to the general with data involving random variation, is called statistical inference. This chapter sets out the basic methods of inference, and a clear understanding of the principles set out here is essential to all that follows.

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Henning Wege,Jian Wu,Mark A. Zernscribe a general technique by which point and interval estimates and significance tests can be made for parameters in the models. In the first part of this chapter we are concerned simply with the idea of model building, and not with questions of how we use the model once it is formulated.