This book is an introductory science textbook on statistics created by Academician Chen Xiru. By discussing common phenomena in life such as "accidentality" and "opportunity", the book introduces the basic knowledge of probability and statistics in a popular way, and explains the basic ideas for collecting and analyzing data. In addition, the author elaborates on the thinking and methods of mathematical statistical analysis, and explains the principles of "sampling survey" and "experimental design" and the techniques of selecting statistical methods with examples to help readers deepen their understanding of statistics and improve their thinking ability in statistical analysis.
This book can be used as an introductory reference book on statistics for general readers, and is also suitable for students, teachers and researchers in related majors to read and study.
Reader comments
This book is very suitable for high school students like us to read. It explains the basic knowledge of statistics in plain language. I especially like the examples in the book, which are very close to life and allow me to easily understand those complex concepts. However, I don't really like some of the mathematical formulas in the book, which seem a bit headache-inducing. But overall, this is a good introductory book on statistics and is recommended to students who are interested in statistics.
This book is very suitable for high school students like us to read. It explains the basic knowledge of statistics in plain language. I especially like the examples in the book, which are very close to life and allow me to easily understand those complex concepts. However, I don't really like some of the mathematical formulas in the book, which seem a bit headache-inducing. But overall, this is a good introductory book on statistics and is recommended to students who are interested in statistics.