Statistical Theory
by Ryan Martin
Publisher: University of Illinois at Chicago 2015
Number of pages: 117
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Table of contents: Statistics and Sampling Distributions; Point Estimation Basics; Likelihood and Maximum Likelihood Estimation; Sufficiency and Minimum Variance Estimation; Hypothesis Testing; Bayesian Statistic; What Else is There to Learn?
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