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8.1 Random numbers 229 8.2 Random permutations 238 8.3 Resampling 240 8.4 Runs test 244 8.5 Random walks 245 8.6 Markov processes 255 8.7 Monte Carlo methods 261 8.7.1 Monte Carlo Integration 261 8.7.2 Monte Carlo Markov Chains (MCMC) 264 9 Correlation and autocorrelation 269 9.1 Pearson (Product moment) correlation 271 9.2 Rank correlation 280
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