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Statistical Analysis

Microsoft Excel 2010

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Statistical Microsoft Excel 2010 is an essential resource for anyone looking to leverage Excel for quantitative analysis. With Excel 2010’s robust statistical tools, users can transform data into actionable insights, enhancing their ability to make accurate inferences and solve problems across various fields, including business and health sciences. Expert Conrad Carlberg guides readers through core statistical tasks essential for professionals, students, and researchers, using real-world examples to illustrate the best techniques for each scenario. The book covers crucial statistical concepts such as correlation, regression, and analysis of variance and covariance, alongside hypothesis testing using various distributions. Readers will learn to master descriptive and inferential statistical tools, summarize data effectively, and understand how to infer population characteristics from sample distributions. With clear instructions and step-by-step projects, the book also introduces Excel’s new consistency functions and offers insights into testing differences between means using z tests, t tests, and ANOVA. Each chapter is accompanied by an Excel workbook, providing practical exercises and additional resources, including a chart illustrating the impact of sample size and other factors on statistical power. Access to these files is available online for further learning.

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Statistical Analysis, Conrad George Carlberg

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Titre
Statistical Analysis
Sous-titre
Microsoft Excel 2010
Langue
Anglais
Éditeur
Que Pub
Publié
2011
Format
souple
Pages
412
ISBN10
0789747200
ISBN13
9780789747204
Séries
Description
Statistical Microsoft Excel 2010 is an essential resource for anyone looking to leverage Excel for quantitative analysis. With Excel 2010’s robust statistical tools, users can transform data into actionable insights, enhancing their ability to make accurate inferences and solve problems across various fields, including business and health sciences. Expert Conrad Carlberg guides readers through core statistical tasks essential for professionals, students, and researchers, using real-world examples to illustrate the best techniques for each scenario. The book covers crucial statistical concepts such as correlation, regression, and analysis of variance and covariance, alongside hypothesis testing using various distributions. Readers will learn to master descriptive and inferential statistical tools, summarize data effectively, and understand how to infer population characteristics from sample distributions. With clear instructions and step-by-step projects, the book also introduces Excel’s new consistency functions and offers insights into testing differences between means using z tests, t tests, and ANOVA. Each chapter is accompanied by an Excel workbook, providing practical exercises and additional resources, including a chart illustrating the impact of sample size and other factors on statistical power. Access to these files is available online for further learning.