Forestry Statistics and Research Methods
Onofre Corpuz, Aurora S. Corpuz
Abstract
Onofre Corpuz, Aurora S. Corpuz
Abstract
Illustrations, examples and easy to understand presentations of statistical procedures and research methods have dealt with this book. Analysis of variance made easy through computer base statistical analysis. Descriptive statistics dealing with group and ungroup data have been clearly discussed. Data collection, presentation, analysis, interpretations, sampling technique, measures of central tendencies, position, variability, normal distribution of data, skewness and kurtosis have been fully presented. Discussion on Inferential statistics includes; one-way and two-way classification analysis, assumptions underlying ANOVA, factorial experiments, mean comparison, and regression-correlation analysis with some output from SAS. The book also provide Problem Set to test the comprehension and retention of students and any one who may use it for research purposes.
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Illustrations, examples and easy to understand presentations of statistical procedures and research methods have dealt with this book. Analysis of variance made easy through computer base statistical analysis. Descriptive statistics dealing with group and ungroup data have been clearly discussed. Data collection, presentation, analysis, interpretations, sampling technique, measures of central tendencies, position, variability, normal distribution of data, skewness and kurtosis have been fully presented. Discussion on Inferential statistics includes; one-way and two-way classification analysis, assumptions underlying ANOVA, factorial experiments, mean comparison, and regression-correlation analysis with some output from SAS. The book also provide Problem Set to test the comprehension and retention of students and any one who may use it for research purposes.
Key concepts: Statistics, Kurtosis, Descriptive statistics, Skewness, Analysis of variance, Exploratory data analysis, Computer science, Statistical hypothesis testing