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The Cartoon Guide to Statistics
By Larry Gonick and Woollcott Smith A guide that I can highly recommend! An excellent, understandable introduction to statistics and analysis. Beginners will be inspired, experts wil be inspired and amused. I run to this source when all the textbook examples seem to be of no help. Read more |
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Statistics for the Utterly Confused
By Lloyd R. Jaisingh Another introductory guide that shines a bright light on what to many is the dark mysterious realm of statistics. Read more |
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Are: The Only Statistics Book You'll Ever Need by Stephen L.
Slavin
Conquering Statistics : Numbers Without the Crunch By Jefferson Hane Weaver Forgotten Statistics : A Self-Teaching Refresher Course by Jeff Clark, et alStatistics the Easy Way (Easy Way Series) by Douglas Downing, et al |
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| Understanding Numbers with John Paulos | |||
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A Mathematician Reads the Newspaper
By John Allen Paulos
Innumeracy : Mathematical Illiteracy and Its Consequences By John Allen Paulos Beyond Numeracy : Ruminations of a Numbers Man By John Allen Paulos |
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