Applied Statistics

Author: Li Shi
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: This book is grounded in application and practical management work, incorporating essential content from both applied mathematical statistics and socio-economic statistics from the perspective of facilitating teaching. It specifically includes: statistical description, sampling distributions, parameter estimation, parameter hypothesis testing, quality control and testing, reliability analysis, analysis of variance, orthogonal experimental design, regression analysis, non-parametric hypothesis testing, economic indices, time series analysis, etc. To facilitate teaching and self-study, each chapter includes a "Chapter Summary" and a set of exercises, with answers provided at the end of the book. The appendix also includes content on statistical calculations using the Excel office software. This book is suitable for undergraduate students in economics and management at universities. With appropriate selection, it can also be used for associate degree students. Additionally, it can be selected for graduate students in certain fields, engineering master's students, and students pursuing a second master's degree in management. It can also be adapted to lower difficulty levels for part-time students, night university students, and on-the-job management training.
This book is grounded in application and practical management work, incorporating essential content from both applied mathematical statistics and socio-economic statistics from the perspective of facilitating teaching. It specifically includes: statistical description, sampling distributions, parameter estimation, parameter hypothesis testing, quality control and testing, reliability analysis, analysis of variance, orthogonal experimental design, regression analysis, non-parametric hypothesis testing, economic indices, time series analysis, etc. To facilitate teaching and self-study, each chapter includes a "Chapter Summary" and a set of exercises, with answers provided at the end of the book. The appendix also includes content on statistical calculations using the Excel office software. This book is suitable for undergraduate students in economics and management at universities. With appropriate selection, it can also be used for associate degree students. Additionally, it can be selected for graduate students in certain fields, engineering master's students, and students pursuing a second master's degree in management. It can also be adapted to lower difficulty levels for part-time students, night university students, and on-the-job management training.