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Preface xv
Introduction 1
1.1 Introduction ae 1
1.2 Combinatorial Methods . . 2
13 Binomial Coefficients u
1.4 The Theory in Practice . 8
Probability 23
2.1 Introduction 23
2.2 Sample Spaces . 24
2.3 Events... 26
24 The Probability of an Event . . 30
2.5 Some Rules of Probability 34
2.6 Conditional Probability 40
2.7. Independent Events 45
2.8 Bayes’ Theorem 48
2.9 The Theory in Practice 53
Probability Distributions and a Probability D Densities 69
3.1 Random Variables . 69
32 Probability Distributions . . an 2
3.3. Continuous Random Variables... . . 82
3.4 Probability Density Functions : 84
3.5 Multivariate Distributions . 92
3.6 Marginal Distributions . 104
3.7 Conditional Distributions . . 107
3.8 The Theory in Practice . 41s
Mathematical Expectation 29
41 Introduction . See eet 129,
42 The Expected Value of a Random Variable 129
43 Moments . : 138
44 — Chebyshiev’s Theorem 141
45 Moment-Generating Functions 143,
46 Product Moments . : os 148
4.7 Moments of Lineat Combinations of Random Variables . 153Contents
4.8 Conditional Expectations . 155
49 The Theory in Practice 159
Special Probability Distributions 164
5.1 Introduction . : eee 164
52 The Discrete Uniform Distribution . 164
5.3. The Bernoulli Distribution . 165
54 The Binomial Distribution . .. . . 165
55 The Negative Binomial and Geometric Distributions 174
5.6 The Hypergeometric Distribution . . . . . 176
5.7 The Poisson Distribution... . . 179
5.8 The Multinomial Distribution . . a 187
59 ‘The Multivariate Hypergeometric Distribution . |. 188
5.10 The Theory in Practice... ...-.-0-0.0-54 190
Special Probal 200
(G1 introduction eee cena 200
62 The Uniform Distribution aa 200
63 The Gamma, Exponential, and Chi-Square Distributions 201
64 The Beta Distribution ... . . . ee 206
65 The Normal Distribution . . . a 210
6.6 The Normal Approximation to the Binomial Distribution . - 216
6.7 The Bivariate Normal Distribution . . . . aera 220
68 The Theory in Practice ........... 224
Functions of Random Variables 234
7A Introduction. ......-.--. . 24
7.2 Distribution Function Technique 234
73 Transformation Technique: One Variable . 239
7.4 Transformation Technique: Several Variables . . . 246.
7.5 Moment-Generating Function Technique 256
7.6 The Theory in Application......... 258
Sampling Distributions 264
Introduction... 2.2.2... ee cece. 264
82 The Distribution of the Mean : 266
83 The Distribution of the Mean: Finite Populations . 270
84 The Chi-Square Distribution. : 214
85 Ther Distribution. . 278
8.6 The F Distribution 280
8.7 Order Statistics... . 285
88 The Theory in Practice 290
Decision Theory
9.1 Introduction... . .
92 The Theory of Games
93. Statistical Games...10
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9.6
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Decision Criteria... . .
The Minimax Criterion . .
The Bayes Criterion .. . .
‘The Theory in Practice . . .
Point Estimation
10.1
10.2
10.3
10.4
105
10.6
10.7
108
10.9
10.10 The Theory in Practice . . .
Introduction . . . -
Unbiased Estimators
Efficiency
Consistency .
Sufficiency
Robustness -
The Method of ‘Moments -
‘The Method of Maximum Likelihood
Bayesian Estimation .
Interval Estimation
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114
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1.7
11.8
Introduction .........
The Estimation of Means
The Estimation of Differences Between Means
The Estimation of Proportions
‘The Estimation of Differences Between Proportions . -
The Estimation of Variances ..........
The Estimation of the Ratio of Two Variances
The Theory in Practice..........-.+-
Hypothesis Testing
12.1
12.2
12.3
12.4
12.5
12.6
12.7
Introduction . wee
Testing a Statistical Hypothesis... -
Losses and Risks ee
‘The Neyman~Pearson Lemma .. . .
‘The Power Function of a Test
Likelihood Ratio Tests . . .
The Theory in Practice... .
Tests of Hypothesis Involving Means, Variances,
and Proportions
13.1
13.2
13.3
13.4
13.5
13.6
13.7
13.8
139
Introduction. 6.0... 6...
Tests Concerning Means... . .
Tests Concerning Differences Between Means
Tests Concerning Variances... . . .
Tests Concerning Proportions . . . . .
‘Tests Concerning Differences Among k Proportions | | |
The Analysis of an r x ¢ Table
Goodness of Fit . .
The Theory in Practice . . .
Contents xi
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