Encyclopedia of Statistical Sciences, Volume 10: Preference Mapping to Recovery of Interblock Information Hardback - 2012

Wiley-Interscience, 2012. 2nd Edition . Hardcover. Very Good. Oversized hardcover, second edition, 2012 reprint, xiii + pages 6391-7008, NOT ex-library. Weight 1270g. Interior is clean and bright throughout with unmarked text and firm binding, free of inscriptions and stamps. Sturdy boards in good condition, with signs of handling wear (scratches, faint shelfworn marks, small indentations, a black mark on the front panel). Publisher's ISBN sticker on the rear board. Issued without a dust jacket. -- Part of a comprehensive reference series that provides an extensive overview of statistical methodologies, theories, and applications across various fields, this volume continues the tradition of delivering in-depth and authoritative content on advanced statistical topics. Key Features: - Comprehensive Coverage (volume 10 delves into specialized and emerging areas of statistical science, ensuring that readers have access to up-to-date and detailed information); - Expert Contributions (articles and entries are authored by leading statisticians and scholars, providing insights and perspectives from experts in the field); - Multidisciplinary Applications (the encyclopedia covers statistical applications in diverse areas such as biology, engineering, social sciences, medicine, and economics); - Methodological Focus (emphasizes both classical and modern statistical techniques, offering theoretical foundations as well as practical implementations); - User-Friendly Format (structured in an easy-to-navigate format, the encyclopedia allows for quick reference and efficient information retrieval; - Theoretical Developments (discussions on the latest theoretical advancements in statistics and their implications for research and practice); - Applied Statistics (case studies and examples illustrating the application of statistical methods to real-world problems); - Statistical Computing (insights into computational techniques and software tools that facilitate complex statistical analyses); - Historical and Biographical Entries (background on key figures in the development of statistical science and historical context for major statistical breakthroughs); - Target Audience (this volume is an invaluable resource for statisticians, researchers, academics, and professionals who require a thorough understanding of advanced statistical concepts and methods; it is also suitable for students in graduate-level statistics courses seeking a comprehensive reference work); - Editorial Excellence (the editorial team, consisting of esteemed statisticians and academics, ensures the high quality and reliability of the content; their expertise guarantees that the encyclopedia remains a critical resource in the field of statistics). The "Encyclopedia of Statistical Sciences, Volume 10" is essential for anyone seeking to deepen their knowledge of statistical science and its multifaceted applications.