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james E. Gentle Theory of Statistics Theory of Statistics 2000 2013. c james E. Gentle Theory of Statistics 2000 2013. c james E. Gentle Preface: Mathematical Statistics After teaching mathematical Statistics for several years using chalk on a black- board (and, later, smelly dry erase markers on a whiteboard) mostly doing proofs of theorems, I decided to lecture from computer slides that provide an outline of the big picture . Rather than spend class time doing proofs that are given in standard texts, I decided that time would be better spent discussing the material from a different, higher-level perspective.
c 2000–2020 James E. Gentle. vi Preface Another characteristic of this document that results from the nature of its origin, as well as from the medium itself (electronic) is its length. A long book doesn’t use anymorepaper or“killanymoretrees” than ashort book. Usually, however, we can expect the density of “importance” in a short ...
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