Statistics

Author: Chen Zhenxing/Ruo Leqin (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: This textbook adheres to the concept of "big statistics" in subject construction, addressing the vast number of uncertain phenomena in objective reality. It introduces mathematical statistics methods for the statistical treatment of random phenomena, striving to integrate social and economic statistics with mathematical statistics. In terms of system design, it is arranged according to the sequence of human understanding of objective phenomena: Chapter 1: General Introduction, introducing the basic outline of statistics; Chapter 2: Statistical Survey, Organization, and Data Display; Chapter 3: Numerical Characteristics of Statistical Distributions; Chapter 4: Sampling Inference; Chapter 5: Hypothesis Testing; Chapter 6: Correlation and Regression Analysis; Chapter 7: Time Series Analysis and Forecasting; Chapter 8: Statistical Index Numbers and Factor Analysis; Chapter 9: Comprehensive Statistical Analysis and Evaluation. To explain statistical principles in an accessible manner, the textbook incorporates the use of EXCEL software, starting with case analysis to illustrate mathematical methods, thereby enhancing students' interest in learning and improving learning efficiency. This textbook is listed as a "Recommended Teaching Material for the 2003 National Statistics Textbook Review Committee."