Modern Applied Statistics with S-PLUS
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Modern Applied Statistics with S-PLUS
Summary
Modern Applied Statistics with S-PLUS is a version, edition or translation[1].
Key Facts
- Modern Applied Statistics with S-PLUS authored William N. Venables[2].
- Modern Applied Statistics with S-PLUS authored Brian D. Ripley[3].
- Modern Applied Statistics with S-PLUS's instance of is recorded as version, edition or translation[4].
- Modern Applied Statistics with S-PLUS was published by Springer Science+Business Media[5].
- Modern Applied Statistics with S-PLUS's part of the series is recorded as Statistics and Computing[6].
- Modern Applied Statistics with S-PLUS's edition number is recorded as 3[7].
- Modern Applied Statistics with S-PLUS's language of work or name is recorded as English[8].
- Modern Applied Statistics with S-PLUS was published on 1999[9].
- Modern Applied Statistics with S-PLUS's edition or translation of is recorded as Modern Applied Statistics with S-Plus[10].
- Modern Applied Statistics with S-PLUS's main subject is S-PLUS[11].
- Modern Applied Statistics with S-PLUS's title is recorded as Modern Applied Statistics with S-PLUS[12].
- Modern Applied Statistics with S-PLUS's different from is recorded as Modern Applied Statistics with S-Plus[13].
- Modern Applied Statistics with S-PLUS's different from is recorded as Modern Applied Statistics with S-PLUS[14].
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Authorship and Creation
Authored works include William N. Venables[2], a statistician[15], of Australia[16] and Brian D. Ripley[3], a statistician[17], b. 1952[18], of United Kingdom[19], awarded the Rollo Davidson Prize[20], specialised in statistics[21]. Modern Applied Statistics with S-PLUS was published by Springer Science+Business Media[5].
Publication
Modern Applied Statistics with S-PLUS was published on 1999[9]. Its language of work or name is recorded as English[8]. Its part of the series is recorded as Statistics and Computing[6].
Subject and Themes
Modern Applied Statistics with S-PLUS's main subject is S-PLUS[11]. Its part of the series is recorded as Statistics and Computing[6].