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Author Description
This New Edition Is Both Revised And Extended; Revised In The Light Of Helpful Comments Received From Colleagues All Over The World, And Extended To Cover The Many New Concepts Which Have Emerged In The Last Fifteen Years. This Present Edition Takes Account Of Literature In Both Book And Journal Form Up To The End Of 1968. Prepared For The International Statistical Institute, By Maurice G. Kendall [and] William R. Buckland.
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THE THESIS
This volume serves as a comprehensive reference work designed to standardize and define the technical vocabulary utilized within the field of statistics. Prepared by Maurice G. Kendall and William R. Buckland for the International Statistical Institute, the text synthesizes concepts from global literature, journals, and academic books published through 1968. It functions as a foundational lexicon for researchers and practitioners requiring precise definitions for complex statistical terminology.
THE SCOPE MAP
What You Will Find
- Definitions for a broad range of statistical concepts and methodologies
- Cross-referenced terminology for interdisciplinary application
- Bibliographic context reflecting statistical literature up to 1968
Scope Limits
- Does not include statistical developments or terminology introduced after 1968
- Excludes advanced mathematical proofs or tutorial-style instruction
THE AUTHORITY PERSPECTIVE
Experts recognize this work as a standard reference tool for mid-20th-century statistical research. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose, which is tailored specifically for professionals and students within the mathematical sciences.
Page Count:
166
Publication Date:
1971-01-01
Publisher:
Hafner Pub. Co
ISBN-10:
0050022806
ISBN-13:
9780050022801
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