Applied Probability
by Paul E Pfeiffer
Publisher: Connexions 2008
ISBN/ASIN: B005JZZMXQ
Number of pages: 634
Description:
This textbook covers most aspects of advanced and applied probability. The book utilizes a number of user defined m-programs, in combination with built in MATLAB functions, for solving a variety of probabilistic problems.
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