APPLIED STATISTICS: A REVIEW
Published 26 November 2012
D. R. Cox
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The main phases of applied statistical work are discussed in general terms. The account starts with the clarification of objectives and proceeds through study design, measurement and analysis to interpretation. An attempt is made to extract some general notions. 1. Introduction. The
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