Basic statistics and pharmaceutical stastical application
By: De, Muth James E
.
Publisher: New Delhi CRC Press 2006Edition: 2nd.Description: 714, 22.7*15.3 Pages | Binding - Card Paper |.ISBN: 0-8493-3799-2.Subject(s): PHARMACEUTICSDDC classification: 615.1401513 Online resources: Click here to access online Summary: The first edition of Basic Statistics and Pharmaceutical Statistical Applications successfully provided a practical, easy-to-read, basic statistics book. This second edition not only updates the previous edition, but expands coverage in the area of biostatistics and how it relates to real-world professional practice. Taking you on a roller coaster ride through the world of statistics, Dr. De Muth clearly details the methodology necessary to summarize data and make informed decisions about observed outcomes.
What's new or different in the Second Edition?
New chapters cover
Measures of association primarily with nominal and ordinal data and and more than 15 tests
Survival statistics including actuarial analysis and an introduction to multiple regression with survival data using proportional hazards regression
An introduction to the topic of evidence-based practice with discussions of sensitivity and specificity, predictive values, and likelihood ratios
Odds ratios and relative risk ratios that provide valuable information for dealing with probability, odds, and risk
New sections address
Power and sample size determination for two-sample Z-tests of proportions
Clinical equivalence and noninferiority studies, process capability, and tolerance limits
Methods for assessing repeatability and reproducibility
Expanded information includes
Chi square, repeated measures designs, Latin Square designs, nine multiple comparison tests, and outlier testing.
Inverse prediction with linear regression, handling of multiple data points at different levels of independent variable, and assessment of parallelism of slopes for two samples
Additional types of bivariate correlations and various assessments for independence and randomness
More nonparametric tests including new information on post hoc comparisons for a significant Kruskal-Wallis test, the Kolmogorov-Smirnov goodness-of-fit test, and the Anderson-Darling test, as well as runs and range tests
Eight new tables useful for the interpretation of some of the new inferential statistics
De Muth provides concrete examples that enable you to effectively manage information in your day-to-day problem solving and reporting of findings. By avoiding heavy-duty mathematics and theory, even the mathematically challenged can benefit and increase their confidence in using statistics procedures.
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The first edition of Basic Statistics and Pharmaceutical Statistical Applications successfully provided a practical, easy-to-read, basic statistics book. This second edition not only updates the previous edition, but expands coverage in the area of biostatistics and how it relates to real-world professional practice. Taking you on a roller coaster ride through the world of statistics, Dr. De Muth clearly details the methodology necessary to summarize data and make informed decisions about observed outcomes.
What's new or different in the Second Edition?
New chapters cover
Measures of association primarily with nominal and ordinal data and and more than 15 tests
Survival statistics including actuarial analysis and an introduction to multiple regression with survival data using proportional hazards regression
An introduction to the topic of evidence-based practice with discussions of sensitivity and specificity, predictive values, and likelihood ratios
Odds ratios and relative risk ratios that provide valuable information for dealing with probability, odds, and risk
New sections address
Power and sample size determination for two-sample Z-tests of proportions
Clinical equivalence and noninferiority studies, process capability, and tolerance limits
Methods for assessing repeatability and reproducibility
Expanded information includes
Chi square, repeated measures designs, Latin Square designs, nine multiple comparison tests, and outlier testing.
Inverse prediction with linear regression, handling of multiple data points at different levels of independent variable, and assessment of parallelism of slopes for two samples
Additional types of bivariate correlations and various assessments for independence and randomness
More nonparametric tests including new information on post hoc comparisons for a significant Kruskal-Wallis test, the Kolmogorov-Smirnov goodness-of-fit test, and the Anderson-Darling test, as well as runs and range tests
Eight new tables useful for the interpretation of some of the new inferential statistics
De Muth provides concrete examples that enable you to effectively manage information in your day-to-day problem solving and reporting of findings. By avoiding heavy-duty mathematics and theory, even the mathematically challenged can benefit and increase their confidence in using statistics procedures.
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