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      Statistics for business : data analysis and modelling

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      • 발행사항

        Boston : PWS-Kent, 1991

      • 발행연도

        1991

      • 작성언어

        영어

      • 주제어
      • DDC

        519.5 판사항(20)

      • ISBN

        0534922392

      • 자료형태

        단행본(다권본)

      • 발행국(도시)

        Massachusetts

      • 서명/저자사항

        Statistics for business : data analysis and modelling / Jonathan D. Cryer and Robert B. Miller.

      • 형태사항

        xx, 811 p. : ill. ; 25 cm.

      • 총서사항

        The Duxbury advanced series in statistics and decision sciences

      • 일반주기명

        Includes bibliographical references (p. 760-765) and index.

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      목차 (Table of Contents)

      • CONTENTS
      • PREFACE = xix
      • Observational Data and Modelling
      • PART ONE: PROCESS ANALYSIS = 3
      • CHAPTER 1 DATA ANALYSES AND MODEL BUILDING: AN INTRODUCTION = 5
      • CONTENTS
      • PREFACE = xix
      • Observational Data and Modelling
      • PART ONE: PROCESS ANALYSIS = 3
      • CHAPTER 1 DATA ANALYSES AND MODEL BUILDING: AN INTRODUCTION = 5
      • 1.1 Science and Its Methods = 5
      • 1.2 Science and Practical Affairs = 7
      • 1.3 What Is a Process? = 7
      • 1.4 Statistics in Science = 11
      • 1.5 Process Analysis and Process Control = 12
      • 1.6 Statistics: Listening to Processes = 14
      • 1.7 Designed and Observational Studies = 17
      • 1.8 Exercises = 22
      • 1.9 Outline of the Book = 24
      • 1.10 On Using Computers = 26
      • 1.11 Supplementary Exercises for Chapter 1 = 27
      • 1.12 Glossary for Chapter 1 = 27
      • CHAPTER 2 PLOTTING PROCESS DATA = 29
      • 2.1 Knowledge Through Data = 29
      • 2.2 Sequence Plots = 30
      • 2.3 Exercises = 34
      • 2.4 Computer-Assisted Sequence Plots = 34
      • 2.5 Exercises = 38
      • 2.6 Monthly Sales Data and Seasonality = 39
      • 2.7 Exercises = 42
      • 2.8 Some Assembly-Line Data and Transformations = 42
      • 2.9 Exercise = 47
      • 2.10 Some Regional Economic Data and Analysis of Changes = 47
      • 2.11 Exercise = 50
      • 2.12 Some U.S. Macroeconomic Data and Seasonality = 50
      • 2.13 Discussion = 51
      • 2.14 Supplementary Exercises for Chapter 2 = 51
      • 2.15 Glossary for Chapter 2 = 52
      • CHAPTER 3 DISTRIBUTION PLOTS = 53
      • 3.1 Introduction = 53
      • 3.2 Dotplots = 54
      • 3.3 Exercises = 56
      • 3.4 Stem-and-Leaf Displays = 57
      • 3.5 Exercises = 61
      • 3.6 Histograms = 61
      • 3.7 Exercises = 71
      • 3.8 Distribution Displays versus Sequence Plots = 73
      • 3.9 Exercises = 75
      • 3.10 Discussion = 76
      • 3.11 Supplementary Exercises for Chapter = 376
      • 3.12 Glossary for Chapter 3 = 79
      • CHAPTER 4 METRIC DATA SUMMARIES = 80
      • 4.1 Introduction = 80
      • 4.2 Statistics Based on Ordered Values = 81
      • 4.3 Exercises = 87
      • 4.4 Statistics Based on Moments = 88
      • 4.5 Exercises = 94
      • 4.6 Linear Transformations and Standardization = 94
      • 4.7 Exercises = 96
      • 4.8 Descriptive Statistics and the Computer = 97
      • 4.9 Exercises = 98
      • 4.10 An Extended Exampl-Los Angeles Traffic = 99
      • 4.11 Discussion = 103
      • 4.12 Supplementary Exercises for Chapter 4 = 103
      • 4.13 Glossary for Chapter 4 = 104
      • CHAPTER 5 DESCRIBING CATEGORICAL VARIABLES = 106
      • 5.1 Introduction = 106
      • 5.2 Variables = 107
      • 5.3 Exercises = 110
      • 5.4 Tallies = 110
      • 5.5 Exercises = 113
      • 5.6 Two-Way Tables = 114
      • 5.7 Exercises = 116
      • 5.8 Other Data Within Categories = 118
      • 5.9 Exercises = 121
      • 5.10 Multi-Way Tables = 123
      • 5.11 Exercises = 126
      • 5.12 Supplementary Exercises for Chapter 5 = 127
      • 5.13 Glossary for Chapter 5 = 130
      • CHAPTER 6 SUMMARIZING RELATIONSHIPS = 132
      • 6.1 Introduction = 132
      • 6.2 Scatterplots = 133
      • 6.3 Exercises = 140
      • 6.4 Correlation = 141
      • 6.5 Exercises = 147
      • 6.6 Limitations of Correlation = 148
      • 6.7 Exercises = 153
      • 6.8 Autocorrelation = 155
      • 6.9 Exercises = 161
      • 6.10 Pearson's $$X^2$$ Statistic for 2 x 2 Tables = 162
      • 6.11 Exercises = 165
      • 6.12 Reinterpretation of Pearson's $$X^2$$ = 167
      • 6.13 Exercises = 169
      • 6.14 Pearson's $$X^2$$ for r x c Tables = 170
      • 6.15 Exercises = 171
      • 6.16 Supplementary Exercises for Chapter 6 = 173
      • 6.17 Glossary for Chapter 6 = 177
      • CHAPTER 7 FITTING CURVES = 179
      • 7.1 Models = 180
      • 7.2 Illustrations of Linear Regression = 182
      • 7.3 Exercises = 191
      • 7.4 Illustrations of Quadratic Regression = 192
      • 7.5 Exercises = 195
      • 7.6 Categorical Variables = 196
      • 7.7 Exercises = 199
      • 7.8 Addition of a Second Metric Variable = 199
      • 7.9 Exercises = 202
      • 7.10 Summary of Curve Fitting by OLS = 203
      • 7.11 Exercises = 208
      • 7.12 Internal and External Predictiveness = 209
      • 7.13 Practical Experiences = 210
      • 7.14 Discussion = 212
      • 7.15 Supplementary Exercises for Chapter 7 = 212
      • 7.16 Glossary for Chapter 7 = 214
      • Appendix A: Mechanics of Ordinary Least Squares = 215
      • Appendix B: Output from Statistical Software = 217
      • PART TWO: MODELLING PROCESS VARIATION = 219
      • CHAPTER 8 NORMAL DISTRIBUTIONS = 221
      • 8.1 Introduction = 221
      • 8.2 Exercises = 223
      • 8.3 The Normal Curve = 224
      • 8.4 Exercises = 234
      • 8.5 The Central Limit Effect = 235
      • 8.6 Exercises = 239
      • 8.7 Checking for Normality = 239
      • 8.8 Exercises = 246
      • 8.9 Supplementary Exercises for Chapter 8 = 247
      • 8.10 Glossary for Chapter 8 = 248
      • CHAPTER 9 CONTROL CHARTS FOR METRIC VARIABLES = 249
      • 9.1 Introduction = 249
      • 9.2 What Is Statistical Control? = 250
      • 9.3 Mean Charts for Process Control = 251
      • 9.4 Exercises = 258
      • 9.5 Standard Deviation Charts for Process Control = 259
      • 9.6 Exercises = 262
      • 9.7 Control Charts for Process Analysis = 262
      • 9.8 Applications of Control Charts in Business = 270
      • 9.9 Exercises = 279
      • 9.10 Discussion = 280
      • 9.11 Supplementary Exercises for Chapter 9 = 281
      • 9.12 Glossary for Chapter 9 = 282
      • CHAPTER 10 BINOMIAL DISTRIBUTIONS = 283
      • 10.1 Introduction = 283
      • 10.2 Assumptions and Simulations = 284
      • 10.3 Exercises = 287
      • 10.4 The Binomial Distribution = 287
      • 10.5 Exercises = 291
      • 10.6 Runs (Optional) = 291
      • 10.7 The Mean and Standard Deviation = 293
      • 10.8 Exercises = 296
      • 10.9 The Normal Approximation = 297
      • 10.10 Exercises = 302
      • 10.11 Testing Hypothesis About $$\pi$$ (Optional) = 302
      • 10.12 Exercises = 307
      • 10.13 Discussion = 308
      • 10.14 Supplementary Exercises for Chapter 10 = 309
      • 10.15 Glossary for Chapter 10 = 309
      • CHAPTER 11 CONTROL CHARTS FOR BINARY VARIABLES = 310
      • 11.1 Introduction = 310
      • 11.2 p Charts = 311
      • 11.3 Exercises = 313
      • 11.4 Applications = 314
      • 11.5 Exercises = 317
      • 11.6 Other Control Charts = 318
      • 11.7 Supplementary Exercises for Chapter 11 = 318
      • 11.8 Glossary for Chapter 11 = 319
      • Designed Data Analysis and Modelling
      • PART THREE: DATA BY DESIGN = 323
      • CHAPTER 12 DATA COLLECTION = 325
      • 12.1 Simple Observation = 325
      • 12.2 Surveys = 326
      • 12.3 Exercises = 328
      • 12.4 Experiments = 329
      • 12.5 Exercises = 332
      • 12.6 Comparisons = 333
      • 12.7 Exercises = 337
      • 12.8 Steps in Data Collection = 338
      • 12.9 Exercises = 341
      • 12.10 A Case Study = 342
      • 12.11 Supplementary Exercises for Chapter 12 = 346
      • 12.12 Glossary for Chapter 12 = 347
      • CHAPTER 13 INTRODUCTION TO SURVEYS = 348
      • 13.1 Introduction = 348
      • 13.2 Definitions = 349
      • 13.3 Exercises = 352
      • 13.4 Characteristics of Probability Surveys = 353
      • 13.5 Exercises = 358
      • 13.6 Problems Common to All Surveys = 358
      • 13.7 Exercises = 361
      • 13.8 The Error Triangle = 362
      • 13.9 Exercises = 363
      • 13.10 Suggestions for Further Reading = 364
      • 13.11 Supplementary Exercises for Chapter 13 = 365
      • 13.12 Glossary for Chapter 13 = 365
      • Appendix C: What Is a Survey? = 366
      • CHAPTER 14 SURVEY DESIGN AND SIMPLE RANDOM SAMPLING = 377
      • 14.1 Introduction = 377
      • 14.2 Structure of Simple Random Sampling = 378
      • 14.3 Exercises = 384
      • 14.4 Interval Estimation = 386
      • 14.5 Numerical Illustration = 389
      • 14.6 Exercises = 391
      • 14.7 Random versus Representative Samples = 393
      • 14.8 Exercises = 394
      • 14.9 Surveys and Forecasting = 394
      • 14.10 Exercises = 395
      • 14.11 A Note on Sample Sizes = 396
      • 14.12 Exercises = 397
      • 14.13 Supplementary Exercises for Chapter 14 = 398
      • 14.14 Glossary for Chapter 14 = 399
      • CHAPTER 15 READING THE RESULTS OF A SURVEY = 400
      • 15.1 Introduction to the Report = 400
      • 15.2 Initial Exploration of Tables = 401
      • 15.3 Some Simple Interval Estimates = 404
      • 15.4 Comparison of Groups Estimates, and Standard Errors, and Confidence Intervals = 409
      • 15.5 Exercises = 412
      • 15.6 Supplementary Exercises for Chapter 15 = 413
      • Appendix D: Diagnosis-Related Groups Using Data from the National Hospital Discharge Survey: United States, 1982 = 415
      • CHAPTER 16 STRATIFIED, CLUSTER AND SYSTEMATIC SAMPLING (OPTIONAL) = 426
      • 16.1 Stratification in Sampling = 426
      • 16.2 Mechanics of Stratified Sampling = 428
      • 16.3 Exercises = 431
      • 16.4 Clustering = 433
      • 16.5 Systematic Sampling = 435
      • 16.6 Replicated Systematic Sampling = 436
      • 16.7 Supplementary Exercises for Chapter 16 = 438
      • 16.8 Glossary for Chapter 16 = 438
      • PART FOUR: PRINCIPLES OF PROBABILISTIC INFERENCE = 439
      • CHAPTER 17 SIMULATION (OPTIONAL) = 440
      • 17.1 Introduction = 440
      • 17.2 Randomness = 441
      • 17.3 Exercises = 446
      • 17.4 Random Arithmetic (Optional) = 446
      • 17.5 Exercises = 457
      • 17.6 Simulating Random Walks = 458
      • 17.7 Exercises = 462
      • 17.8 Supplementary Exercises for Chapter 17 = 464
      • 17.9 Glossary for Chapter 17 = 465
      • CHAPTER 18 DISTRIBUTION FUNCTIONS AND MOMENTS (OPTIONAL) = 466
      • 18.1 Introduction = 466
      • 18.2 Cumulative Distributions for Data = 467
      • 18.3 Exercises = 473
      • 18.4 Theoretical Cumulative Distribution Functions = 474
      • 18.5 Exercises = 476
      • 18.6 Moments = 476
      • 18.7 Exercises = 482
      • 18.8 Moments of Transformed Variables = 483
      • 18.9 Exercise = 486
      • 18.10 Supplementary Exercises for Chapter 18 = 487
      • 18.11 Glossary for Chapter 18 = 488
      • CHAPTER 19 SAMPLING DISTRIBUTIONS AND SIGNIFICANCE TESTING = 489
      • 19.1 Introduction = 489
      • 19.2 The t Statistic for a Single Sample Mean = 489
      • 19.3 Exercise = 495
      • 19.4 Application to Significance Testing = 495
      • 19.5 Exercises = 502
      • 19.6 t Statistics for Nonnormal Processes (Optional) = 502
      • 19.7 Exercises = 507
      • 19.8 Chi-square Statistics = 507
      • 19.9 Exercises = 514
      • 19.10 Two-Sample t Statistics for the Differences Between Two Sample Means = 515
      • 19.11 Exercises = 520
      • 19.12 F Statistics = 520
      • 19.13 Exercises = 524
      • 19.14 Order Statistics = 524
      • 19.15 Exercises = 527
      • 19.16 p Values = 528
      • 19.17 Exercises = 531
      • 19.18 Supplementary Exercises for Chapter 19 = 531
      • 19.19 Glossary for Chapter 19 = 532
      • PART FIVE: MODELLING MANY VARIABLES = 535
      • CHAPTER 20 INFERENCE IN REGRESSION MODELS = 537
      • 20.1 A Statistical Model for Regression Analysis = 537
      • 20.2 Interpreting the Regression Parameters = 539
      • 20.3 Exercises = 540
      • 20.4 Estimating Parameters = 541
      • 20.5 Exercises = 542
      • 20.6 Inference for Models with One Predictor = 542
      • 20.7 Exercises = 554
      • 20.8 Inference for Models with Many Predictors = 557
      • 20.9 Exercises = 561
      • 20.10 The Regression Fallacy = 563
      • 20.11 Sampling Models (Or How to Inflate $$R^2$$) = 565
      • 20.12 Exercises = 569
      • 20.13 Binary Response Variables and Discriminant Analysis = 569
      • 20.14 Exercises = 574
      • 20.15 Supplementary Exercises for Chapter 20 = 575
      • 20.16 Glossary for Chapter 20 = 577
      • Appendix E: The Matrix Approach to Multiple Regression = 577
      • CHAPTER 21 REGRESSION DIAGNOSTICS AND TRANSFORMATIONS = 580
      • 21.1 Introduction = 580
      • 21.2 Residuals = 581
      • 21.3 Exercises = 586
      • 21.4 Outliers = 587
      • 21.5 Exercises = 592
      • 21.6 Influential Observations = 592
      • 21.7 Exercises = 598
      • 21.8 Transformations = 599
      • 21.9 Exercises = 608
      • 21.10 A Case Study-Sex Discrimination in the Workplace? = 610
      • 21.11 Logistic Regression (Optional) = 619
      • 21.12 Supplementary Exercises for Chapter 21 = 620
      • 21.13 Glossary for Chapter 21 = 621
      • CHAPTER 22 REGRESSION MODEL SELECTION = 622
      • 22.1 Introduction = 622
      • 22.2 Added Variable Plots = 625
      • 22.3 Exercises = 632
      • 22.4 Collinearity = 633
      • 22.5 Exercises = 637
      • 22.6 Effects of Model Misspecification = 638
      • 22.7 Exercises = 639
      • 22.8 Best Subset Methods = 640
      • 22.9 Exercises = 643
      • 22.10 The F-test for Subsets of Coefficients (Optional) = 644
      • 22.11 Exercises = 645
      • 22.12 Stepwise Regression (Optional) = 645
      • 22.13 Exercises = 647
      • 22.14 Supplementary Exercises for Chapter 22 = 648
      • 22.15 Glossary for Chapter 22 = 649
      • CHAPTER 23 TIME SERIES DATA = 650
      • 23.1 Introduction = 650
      • 23.2 Time Series Regression = 651
      • 23.3 Exercises = 664
      • 23.4 Lagged Variables = 664
      • 23.5 Exercises = 672
      • 23.6 Autoregression = 672
      • 23.7 Exercises = 680
      • 23.8 Exponential Smoothing = 682
      • 23.9 Exercises = 694
      • 23.10 Supplementary Exercises for Chapter 23 = 694
      • 23.11 Glossary for Chapter 23 = 695
      • CHAPTER 24 SEASONAL TIME SERIES = 697
      • 24.1 Seasonality = 697
      • 24.2 Exercises = 698
      • 24.3 Seasonal Indicators = 700
      • 24.4 Exercises = 706
      • 24.5 Seasonal Autoregression = 707
      • 24.6 Exercises = 710
      • 24.7 Seasonal Exponential Smoothing = 711
      • 24.8 Exercises = 716
      • 24.9 Seasonal Differencing = 717
      • 24.10 Exercises = 719
      • 24.11 Seasonal Adjustment = 720
      • 24.12 Supplementary Exercises for Chapter 24 = 722
      • 24.13 Glossary for Chapter 24 = 723
      • Statistics in Organizations
      • CHAPTER 25 A PERSPECTIVE ON STATISTICS IN ORGANIZATIONS = 726
      • 25.1 Introduction = 726
      • 25.2 Organizational Structure = 727
      • 25.3 Science in Organizations = 729
      • 25.4 Statistical Tools in Problem Formulation = 730
      • 25.5 Exercises = 741
      • 25.6 Organizating for Quality Improvement = 741
      • 25.7 Exercises = 743
      • 25.8 Supplementary Exercises for Chapter 25 = 744
      • 25.9 Glossary for Chapter 25 = 745
      • APPENDIX 1 TABLES = 746
      • APPENDIX 2 SELECTED DATA SET LISTINGS = 753
      • REFERENCES = 760
      • GLOSSARY = 766
      • ANSWERS TO SELECTED EXERCISES = 774
      • DATA SET INDEX = 801
      • INDEX = 805
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