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71 Statistics Introductory Statistics: Saylor This peer reviewed textbook was written for an introductory statistics course, and focuses on core statistical concepts rather than introducing broader concepts. A review is available. Includes: Exercises and answers Introductory Statistics Introductory Statistics is a peer reviewed text that follows the scope of a one-semester, introduction to statistics course and is geared toward students majoring in fields other than math or engineering. It focuses on the applications of statistical knowledge rather than the theory behind it. Reviews can be found through the Open Textbook Library and BCcampus. Includes: Key terms, chapter review, practice exercises, homework Introduction to Statistics This textbook from 2003 is in the Public Domain. Many reviews are available through the Open Textbook Library. Includes: Learning outcomes, exercises, glossary, case studies OpenIntro Statistics, 4th ed. OpenIntro is a nonprofit with some textbook offerings in statistics. Many reviews are available on the Open Textbook Library. Includes: Videos, slides, labs, exercises, sample exams, datasets Think Bayes: Bayesian Statistics Made Simple This statistics text has been positively reviewed. It covers introductory concepts in Bayesian statistics, from computational statistics to dimensions. Reviews can be found through the Open Textbook Library. Includes: Student resources, summaries, examples, problems, and real-world applications Introduction to Probability, Statistics and Random Processes This peer reviewed textbook is intended for undergraduate courses in probability, statistics, and random processes. Note that due to the more restrictive CC-BY NC ND license, editing this resource is not permitted. Includes: Exercises, solutions, and code Intermediate Statistics with R, v. 3 This textbook builds on the basic statistical thinking from an introductory course to explore a large number of statistical methods. Reviews are available through the Open Textbook Library. Includes: Case studies
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