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Biostatistical Methods

Biostatistical Methods

by Newman
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"Statistical Methods in Epidemiological Research" - Dieser Band beschäftigt sich mit den Konzepten, Methoden und Anwendungen der allgemeinen Biostatistik für Epidemiologen. Er konzentriert sich auf die Analyse der beiden Haupttypen epidemiologischer Studien: die Kohorten- und die Fallstudie. Autor Stephen Newman erläutert hier die wichtigsten biostatistischen Methoden und vermittelt damit das erforderliche Grundlagenwissen für die Analyse komplexer epidemiologischer Daten in der Praxis. Die jeweiligen statistischen Verfahren werden anhand von Rechenbeispielen zu aktuellen Daten anschaulich und praxisorientiert erläutert. Mit umfangreichem statistischem Hintergrundmaterial.

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BrandWiley-Interscience
Pub dateJul 27, 2001
ISBN-100471369144
ISBN-139780471369141
Hardcover400.0 pages
LanguageEnglish
Dimensions9.27 × 0.96 × 6.44 in
Weight1 lb
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