Mathematical Statistics
by Henry Lewis Rietz
Publisher: Open Court Pub. Co 1927
ISBN/ASIN: B0027ZVZ3W
Number of pages: 208
Description:
The present monograph will accomplish its main purpose if it makes a slight contribution toward shifting the emphasis and point of view in the study of statistics in the direction of the consideration of the underlying theory involved in certain highly important methods of statistical analysis, and if it introduces some of the recent advances in mathematical statistics to a wider range of readers.
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