Multivariate Statistics: Concepts, Models, and Applications
by David W. Stockburger
Publisher: Missouri State University 2001
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The book is designed for a course in multivariate statistics for first year graduate or advanced undergraduates. It is neither a mathematical treatise nor a cookbook. Instead of complicated mathematical proofs the author have attempted to write a book about mathematical ideas.
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