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Elements of the Theory of Probability and Mathematical Statistics

Lidiia L. Chinarova·Ivan L. Andronov
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The primary sourcebook for developments based on the data of the world components "Theory of Intellectualities and Mathematical Statistics" (TIMS) collections of the Department of Mathematics, Physics and Astronomy of Odessky National Maritime University. Presented lecture material on basic axioms, theorems and formulas of statistical divisions and characteristics, which are illustrated by a wealth of butts of the solution specific tasks. Calculations can be made with a calculator or programming environments and electronic table. The basic guide can be used as a guide for astronomers and computer specialties 122, 124, 125, as well as for other technical and economicalspecialties, as well as additional basic material for humanitary students.

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Lidiia L. Chinarova, Ivan L. Andronov. 2024-05-14. Elements of the Theory of Probability and Mathematical Statistics. https://arxiv.org/abs/2405.09576

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