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Cyst IV — Adult Polycystic Liver Diseaselar 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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Shahid M. Hussain,Michael F. Sorrell, see the reference for details. Simple checks of statistical independence can also be made, but these depend upon the form of dependence thought to be present, and will be discussed later. The vital question here is not whether the assumptions are valid, but whether possible deviations from them are important. This problem is considered in § 5.7.

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Sampling Distributions and Statistical Inference,lar 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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Single Sample Problems,, see the reference for details. Simple checks of statistical independence can also be made, but these depend upon the form of dependence thought to be present, and will be discussed later. The vital question here is not whether the assumptions are valid, but whether possible deviations from them are important. This problem is considered in § 5.7.

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