Continuous Multivariate Distributions, Vol. 1: Models and Applications (S. Kotz, N. Balakrishnan, N. L. Johnson)
Continuous Multivariate Distributions, Vol. 1: Models and Applications (S. Kotz, N. Balakrishnan, N. L. Johnson)
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纵向数据分析Pitman的接近度测量和扫描与应用多元T分布及其应用过程能力指数连续多元分布，第1卷操作风险和保险分析的基本方面损失模型可靠性工程中使用的概率分布对称多元和相关分布连续二元分布连续单变量分布，第二卷视觉统计地球科学中的计算统计时间序列分析线性和广义线性模型的基础单变量离散分布独立随机向量和的极限分布概率与统计导论速率和比例的统计方法响应表面方法学实验设计和分析，第1卷多元分析方法连续单变量分布应用多元分析用SAS模拟数据连续多元分布，第1卷线性统计推断及其应用统计分布初级读本统计形状分析对复矩阵变量分布理论的贡献记录统计理论与实践的进展统计学和计量经济学多元统计模拟系统可靠性理论连续单变量分布-1结构方程模型大气科学中的统计方法广义、线性和混合模型
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