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Modern scientific research in various fields are held by means of mathematical modeling, which uses methods of computing mathematics and employs computers. These research in mechanics have caused an extensive development of a new trend in science, called computation mechanics. Computation mechanics is tended to come to series of numerical experiments while increasing complexity of mechanical models. This monograph gives all methods of statistical numerical analysis, including basic ideas of the methods, modes of their synthesis, analysis of their properties and detection of possible reveries, using evaluation of integrals and solution of boundary value problems as examples. The main peculiarity of the approach being considered is the ability to analyze details of adaptation mechanism of statistical procedure being used while performing it, which provides significant advantage in accelerating their convergence and makes them to compete with determinate methods. Spatial problems seem to be the most prospect field for these methods to be applied to. Analysis of particular spatial problems of heat conductivity and elasticity demonstrates advantages of the methods developed. The methods expanded onto general spatial problems of heat conductivity and elasticity are of special interest from both theoretical and practical viewpoints. These methods can also be developed by instilling them into determinate procedures of numerical analysis, such as the methods of finite for boundary elements.