Statistics Using R with Biological Examples
Probability Theory and Modeling (Ch 6-9) ... covers the basics of statistical sampling theory and sampling distributions, but added to these basics is some coverage of bootstrapping, a popular inference technique in bioinformatics. Chapter 14 covers hypothesis testing and includes
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