1. Introduction to the first chapter of statistics
Chapter II Collection and Arrangement of Statistical Data
Chapter III Description of Data Distribution Characteristics
Chapter IV Probability and Probability Distribution
Chapter V Sampling and Sampling Estimation
Chapter VI Hypothesis Test
Chapter VII Analysis of Variance
Chapter VIII Correlation and Regression Analysis
Chapter 9 Time Series Analysis
Chapter X Statistical Indicators
Chapter II XI Statistical Decision-making
Chapter XII Statistical Management of Product Quality
Chapter XIII Overview of National Economic Statistics
Application of Appendix 1 Excel in Statistics, edited by Wei Yuan, Pang Hao and Zeng Wuyi, Higher Education Press, 2002.
2. Statistics-Basic concepts and methods Chapter 65438 +0 Statistics: randomness and regularity.
Chapter II Data Collection
Chapter 3 Data Description: Figures and Tables
Chapter 4 Data Description: Calculation and Exchange Statistics
The fifth chapter probability
Chapter six draws a conclusion: estimation
Chapter 7 draws a conclusion: hypothesis testing.
Chapter 8 Relationship between Variables
Chapter 9 Analysis of Two Classified Variables
Regression analysis and correlation analysis of two numerical variables 10
Chapter 1 1 Analysis of variance of classified variables and quantitative variables
Chapter 12 Rank method of two sequence variables
Chapter 13 multivariate analysis
Chapter 14 Statistics in Daily Life, written by Goodmond R. Iversen and Mary Gergen, translated by Wu Xizhi, Cheng Bo, Liu Linxu, Tong Liping, Zhong Wenxuan and Xiong Huaiyu, jointly published by Higher Education Press and springer Press in 2000.
3. Probability Theory and Mathematical Statistics Chapter 1 Random Events and Probability
Chapter II Random Variables and Their Probability Distribution
Chapter III Numerical Characteristics of Random Variables
Chapter IV Statistics and Their Distribution
Chapter V Parameter Estimation
Chapter VI Hypothesis Test
Chapter 7 Analysis of Variance and Regression, Yan, Cheng, Pu Xiaolong, Higher Education Press, 2004.
So you can learn probability theory by studying introduction to statistics.
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