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The Biostatistics Cookbook The Most User-Friendly Guide for the Bio/Medical Scientist

By: Seth Michelson and Timothy Schofield
172 pages, Figs, tabs
The Biostatistics Cookbook
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  • The Biostatistics Cookbook ISBN: 9780792341055 Paperback Oct 1996 Not in stock: Usually dispatched within 2-3 weeks
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About this book

Accessible guide which includes operations instructions, for use even if you don't understand the principle, as well as listing all the frequently used statistical tests.

Contents

I: Introduction. II: Description. What is it. Why you care. When you can use it. When you can't. A: Populations, Distributions, & Samples. B: Measures of Central Tendency. C: Data Dispersion, Noise, and Error. E: Graphics. III: Inference. What is it. Why you care. When you can use it. When you can't. A: Comparing a mean to a known standard. B: Comparing a mean to an uncertain standard. C: Comparing Before and After Data. D: Comparing two means. E: Comparing three or more means. F: Proportions and the Chi-Square. G: Nonparametric Tests. IV: Estimation. A: Association & Correlation. B: Math Models & Linear Regression. C: Mathematical Models & Nonlinear Regression. V: Design of the Statistical Experiment. A: The Statistical Experiment. B: Design Elements. C: Statistical Power. D: Design Digest.

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By: Seth Michelson and Timothy Schofield
172 pages, Figs, tabs
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