Statistical evaluation methods for engineers with examples of practice
The book contains a course in statistics designed for practicing engineers. The required mathematical background is elementary. Proofs of theorems are omitted. A large number of examples, methods, procedures, figurs, diagrams and tables is presented. The text is divided into ten chapters covering the following subjects: (1) introduction: concepts of probability theory and statistics; (2) basic notions and theorems of probability and statistics; (3) specific statistical models involving discrete and continuous random variables; (4) estimation of parameters and testing parametric statistical hypotheses; (5) distribution free tests and estimators; (6) goodnes-of-fit tests; (7) tests and estimators for a one sample; (8) two samples problems; (9) statistical inference for \(m\) samples; (10) tests of independence and correlation. Two appendices are included: theoretical foundations of probability theory and statistical tables, diagrams and formulae.
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- Introduction to Probability and Statistics for Engineers and Scientists
- Modern Engineering Statistics
- Statistics for engineers. An introduction with examples from practice. Translated from the German
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