Statistics As Principled Argument
Robert P. P. Abelson presents statistics as more than numerical calculation: a principled way to develop and evaluate arguments. This book will interest readers seeking a thoughtful perspective on quantitative reasoning, evidence, and the relationship between statistical analysis and sound conclusions.
About This Book
Statistics As Principled Argument is a work by Robert P. P. Abelson about statistics and the reasoning behind quantitative claims.
The title emphasizes statistics as a principled form of argument, highlighting the connection between numerical evidence and the conclusions drawn from it.
Suitable for readers interested in statistics, mathematical reasoning, and the interpretation of evidence.
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