An Introduction to Mathematical Statistics
By A. van der Vaart, M. Jonker, F. Bijma, R. Erné. 2017
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The three main topics in statistics are estimators, tests, and confidence regions. The authors illustrate these in many examples, with a separate chapter on regression models, including linear regression and analysis of variance. They also discuss the optimality of estimators and tests, as well as the selection of the best-fitting model. Each chapter ends with a case study in which the described statistical methods are applied.
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