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Minitab Guide to Statistics [Pehme köide]

  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 403 pages, laius x paksus: 235x25 mm, kaal: 704 g
  • Ilmumisaeg: 18-Nov-1997
  • Kirjastus: Pearson
  • ISBN-10: 0137842325
  • ISBN-13: 9780137842322
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 403 pages, laius x paksus: 235x25 mm, kaal: 704 g
  • Ilmumisaeg: 18-Nov-1997
  • Kirjastus: Pearson
  • ISBN-10: 0137842325
  • ISBN-13: 9780137842322
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This well known, Minitab author team has written a Minitab manual that can be used with any introductory or business statistics text. This manual provides statistics students with a complete introduction to Minitab and the tools they need to run statistical procedures, from descriptive statistics to time series analysis, using Minitab. Interpretation of numerical and graphical output is included. The order of topics is quite similar to that of a traditional introductory statistics text. Minitab Release 11.12 for Windows is used for examples and exercises, however commands and output are very similar to Releases 9.1 (Standard Version for Mainframe), 10 and 10 Xtra.* Both menu and session commands are described and illustrated. Windows dialog boxes are included. * Step-by-step instructions on how to manipulate and analyze data. * Real-life examples, exercises, and data sets from business, education, sciences, sports, etc. * Includes interpretation of numerical and graphical output. * Topical coverage - This Guide can supplement any statistics text. The order of topics is quite similar to that of a traditional introductory or business statistics text. * Graphical analysis and simulations appear throughout. * Exercises at the end of each chapter are designed to encourage critical thinking. * Includes a data disk with real data sets, from various disciplines, for analysis.
Preface vii
Introduction to Minitab
1(18)
Accessing Minitab
1(3)
Minitab Worksheet
4(1)
Menu and Session Commands
5(2)
Entering Data from the Keyboard
7(8)
Printing Your Work
15(4)
Managing Files and Data
19(26)
Importing Data from Other Applications
19(2)
Manipulating Data
21(8)
Minitab Graphs
29(4)
Doing Arithmetic
33(1)
Miscellaneous Topics
34(7)
Appendix Other Minitab Files
41(4)
Describing Qualitative Data
45(20)
Graphs for Qualitative Data
45(8)
Classifying Qualitative Data
53(12)
Describing Quantitative Data
65(26)
Graphs for Quantitative Data
65(5)
Numerical Descriptive Measures
70(3)
Interpreting the Standard Deviation
73(2)
Measures of Relative Standing
75(16)
Probability Distributions
91(30)
Discrete Random Variables
91(3)
Special Discrete Random Variables
94(12)
Continuous Random Variables
106(10)
Other Probability Distributions
116(5)
Sampling and Sampling Distributions
121(36)
Statistical Sampling Techniques
121(15)
The Sampling Distribution of the Sample Mean
136(5)
The Central Limit Theorem
141(16)
Inferences Based on a Single Sample
157(37)
Estimating a Population Mean
157(8)
Testing a Hypothesis about a Population Mean
165(10)
Inferences about a Population Proportion
175(5)
Estimating a Population Variance
180(2)
Test for Normality
182(3)
The Sign Test for Location of a Single Population
185(9)
Inferences Based on Two Samples
194(25)
Making Inferences about μ1-μ2: Independent Sampling
194(3)
Making Inferences about μd: Matched Pairs
197(4)
Making Inferences about π1-π2
201(3)
Comparing Two Population Variances
204(2)
Comparing Two Population Medians
206(13)
Simple Linear Regression
219(20)
Introduction to Regression Analysis
219(9)
Interval Estimation and Prediction
228(11)
Multiple Regression
239(32)
The General Linear Model
239(15)
Models with Qualitative Independent Variables
254(3)
Testing Portions of a Model
257(2)
Residual Analysis
259(4)
Stepwise Regression
263(8)
Analysis of Variance
271(34)
The Completely Randomized Design
271(7)
Randomized Block Designs
278(4)
Factorial Designs
282(7)
Multiple Comparisons of Means
289(5)
Checking Model assumptions
294(3)
A Nonparametric Test for a Completely Randomized Design
297(8)
Introduction to Process and Quality Control
305(16)
General Characteristics of Control Charts
305(1)
Chart for Individual Observations: I Chart
306(2)
Control Chart for Means: x-chart
308(3)
Control Chart for Process Variation: R-Chart
311(2)
Control Chart for a Process Proportion: P-Chart
313(2)
Control Chart for Number of Defects: C-Chart
315(6)
Time Series and Index Numbers
321(20)
Graphical Description of Time Series
321(2)
Index Numbers
323(7)
Smoothing Methods
330(11)
Time Series Models and Forecasting
341(24)
Forecasting Models and Accuracy Measures
341(1)
Forecasting Using Smoothing Methods
342(4)
Forecasting Models with Trend
346(5)
Forecasting Models with Seasonality and Trend
351(7)
Autocorrelation
358(7)
Categorical Data Analysis
365(18)
Multinomial Probability Distribution
365(7)
Contingency Analysis
372(11)
Survey Analysis
383(4)
Appendix 387(12)
A Microcomputer Information
387(6)
B Description of Data Sets
393(6)
Index 399