An Introduction to Modern Business Statistics
By emphasizing statistical - and managerial - thinking in this book, the authors show how to evaluate the source and quality of their data, as well as what they hope to extract from it. It presents statistical concepts and techniques as a body of knowledge, rather than merely a collection of tools. As they stress statistical thinking the authors aim to teach students to approach statistics as statisticians do. Concepts evolve naturally from previous material, helping students retain and relate to the information. The authors integrate the theme of Statistical Quality Control or Statistical Process Control throughout the entire text. Using this approach, Canavos and Miller aim to teach students to think critically about statistics, and its application to business decision making, as well as how to measure and improve quality and efficiency, and how to be more competitive in the marketplace.
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"Canavos and Miller's text is clearly superior to almost all the existing texts on the market and at least equal to the best. The intuitive approach and incorporation of computer explanations are very good."
"This is a great textbook because 1) the distinction between fixed populations and processes is clear throughout the text; 2) there is a great definition and discussion of random variables; 3) a calculus approach to probability is given in an appendix; 4) no computational formulas are given; 5) decisions between t and z distributions are based on knowledge of sigma and not sample size; 6) there is a great section on using confidence intervals for testing hypothesis tests. . . . [In addition,] the authors present the material in a concise and mathematically correct fashion."
"This is a great textbook because 1) the distinction between fixed populations and processes is clear throughout the text; 2) there is a great definition and discussion of random variables; 3) a calculus approach to probability is given in an appendix; 4) no computational formulas are given; 5) decisions between t and z distributions are based on knowledge of sigma and not sample size; 6) there is a great section on using confidence intervals for testing hypothesis tests. . . . [In addition,] the authors present the material in a concise and mathematically correct fashion."
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- PublisherWadsworth Pub Co
- ISBN 10 0534168426
- ISBN 13 9780534168421
- BindingMisc. Supplies
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Book Description Paperback. Condition: Very Good. By emphasizing statistical - and managerial - thinking in this book, the authors show how to evaluate the source and quality of their data, as well as what they hope to extract from it. It presents statistical concepts and techniques as a body of knowledge, rather than merely a collection of tools. As they stress statistical thinking the authors aim to teach students to approach statistics as statisticians do. Concepts evolve naturally from previous material, helping students retain and relate to the information. The authors integrate the theme of Statistical Quality Control or Statistical Process Control throughout the entire text. Using this approach, Canavos and Miller aim to teach students to think critically about statistics, and its application to business decision making, as well as how to measure and improve quality and efficiency, and how to be more competitive in the marketplace. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged. Seller Inventory # GOR002604207
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