Handbook of the normal distribution / Jagdish K. Patel, Campbell B. Read.
By: Patel, Jagdish K
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Contributor(s): Read, Campbell B
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Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
A collection of results relating to the normal distribution, tracing the historical development of normal law and providing a compendium of properties. The revised edition introduces the most current estimation procedures for normally distributed samples for researchers and students in theoretical and applied statistics, including expanded treatments of: bivariate normal distribution, normal integrals, Mills' ratio, asymptotic normality, point estimation, and statistical intervals. Annotation copyright by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Genesis: a historical background -- Some basic and miscellaneous results -- The normal distribution: tables, expansions and algorithms -- Characterizations -- Sampling distributions -- Limit theories and expansions -- Normal approximations to distributions -- Order statistics from normal samples -- The Wiener and Gaussian processes -- The bivariate normal distribution.
Table of contents provided by Syndetics
- Genesis: an historical background
- basic properties
- expansions and algorithms
- characterizations
- sampling distributions
- limit theorems and expansions
- normal approximations to distributions
- order statistics from normal samples
- the bivariate normal distribution
- bivariate normal sampling distributions
- point estimation
- statistical intervals