INTRODUCTION TO LINEAR REGRESSION ANALYSIS, 3RD ED

ISBN-10: 8126510471
ISBN-13: 9788126510474
Category: Regression analysis
Pages: 672
Language: English
Published: 2006-01-01
Authors: Douglas C. Montgomery, Elizabeth A. Peck, G. Geoffrey Vining

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Market_Desc: · Practitioners in diverse fields, including engineers, who use regression analysis techniques Special Features: A revised and updated edition of a book with a solid reputation for its excellent treatment of the theory and applications of linear regression analysis, integrating standard topics with some of the newer and less conventional areas. The new edition features complete reorganization of the material since the previous edition was published in 1992, allowing for a more logical flow of bite-sized material while keeping the size of the book manageable. Modern topics added include classification and regression analysis (CART), neural networks, and the bootstrap, among others.· Expanded topics include robust regression, nonlinear regression, GLMs, and others· Problems and data sets have been extensively revised· Remains oriented toward the analyst who uses computers for problem solution· Authors have greatly expanded the discussion of regression diagnostics, illustrating all of the major procedures available in contemporary software packages· An accompanying Web site contains data sets, extensive problem solutions, and software hints About The Book: This book is intended as a text for a basic course in linear regression analysis. It contains the standard topics as well as some of the newer and more unconventional ones and blends both theory and application so that the reader will obtain and understanding of the basic principles necessary to apply regression methods in a variety of practical settings.

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