Statistics of Directional Data

Statistics of Directional Data

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2014 · Английский · Kindle · Изданий: 3
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This scholarly work delves into the intricate world of directional data, a unique facet of statistics that has gained increasing importance in various fields, including geology, ecology, and biology. The author meticulously presents the foundational principles and applications associated with analyzing directional data, emphasizing its significance in real-world scenarios where conventional statistical methods may fall short.

K. V. Mardia provides a thorough exploration of the statistical methodologies tailored for circular and spherical data, illustrating complex concepts with clarity. The book addresses critical topics such as statistical distributions specific to directional data, along with estimation techniques that are essential for researchers aiming to draw meaningful conclusions from their observations.

Moreover, practical applications underscore the theoretical discussions, showcasing the relevance of this specialized branch of statistics in areas such as navigation, meteorology, and sensory data analysis. Through well-structured chapters, the reader is guided towards a comprehensive understanding, equipping them with the tools required to navigate the nuances of directional statistics effectively.

Mardia's authoritative insight, combined with rigorous mathematical formulations, positions this work as an essential resource for statisticians and researchers alike. It not only serves as a foundational text for those new to the subject but also acts as a reference guide for seasoned professionals looking to deepen their expertise in the realm of directional statistics.

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Формат Kindle
Страницы 357 страниц
Язык Английский
Опубликовано янв 1, 2014
Издатель Academic Press
Издание 3
Издания Изданий: 3
ISBN-10 148321866X
ISBN-13 9781483218663
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