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Statistics and Mathematics: The Appropriate Use of Mathematics within Statistics
Journal of the Royal Statistical Society: Series D (The Statistician), 1998Mathematics uses precise language and precise statements. Those statemen ts are justified by logically argued proofs. Mathematics unifies examples and generalizes them to a broad-er theory. I argue that statistics can and should use these approaches to become more relevant to the problems that it tackles, not less.
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2002
There is a great need of mathematical skills in many professions today. For example, information, communication, and technology (ICT) need more and more experts with good knowledge on mathematics and statistics. In many countries it has been seen that ordinary ways of learning mathematics and statistics are in crisis.
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There is a great need of mathematical skills in many professions today. For example, information, communication, and technology (ICT) need more and more experts with good knowledge on mathematics and statistics. In many countries it has been seen that ordinary ways of learning mathematics and statistics are in crisis.
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Modern Mathematical Statistics
Technometrics, 1989D. Rasch, E. J. Dudewicz, S. N. Mishra
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Mathematical Statistics with Applications.
Applied Statistics, 1987Richard L. Scheaffer +3 more
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Mathematical Programming in Statistics.
The Statistician, 1981Tiru S. Arthanari +2 more
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Statistics and Mathematics in Biology.
Journal of the Royal Statistical Society. Series A (General), 1954J. H. Bennett +4 more
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