Statistics: A Very Short Introduction

Statistics: A Very Short Introduction

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Science & Technology History Philosophy
Format Paperback
Pages 124
Language English
Published Dec 15, 2008
Publisher Oxford University Press
Edition 1
ISBN-10 019923356X
ISBN-13 9780199233564
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Statistics is a fascinating field that transcends mere numbers and calculations, evolving into a complex discipline intertwined with everyday life. David J. Hand delves into its rich theoretical foundations and practical applications, revealing how statistical methods can illuminate patterns and trends within vast amounts of data. He explores the pivotal role statistics play in diverse sectors such as business, healthcare, and social sciences, showcasing its ability to inform better decisions and drive innovation.

Hand also emphasizes the transformative power of modern technology in the realm of statistics. With powerful software tools, the accessibility and usability of data analysis have greatly expanded, enabling both experts and novices to engage with statistical concepts. This introduction offers readers insights into not just the mechanics of statistics, but also its impact on society and research. By bridging the gap between theory and practice, the content presents a compelling narrative of how statistics shapes understanding in a data-driven world.

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