Logic of statistical inference
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Logic of statistical inference
Cambridge University Press, 1965
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内容説明・目次
内容説明
This book is a philosophical study of the basic principles of statistical reasoning. Professor Hacking has sought to discover the simple principles which underlie modern work in mathematical statistics and to test them, both at a philosophical level and in terms of their practical consequences fort statisticians. The ideas of modern logic are used to analyse these principles, and results are presented without the use of unfamiliar symbolism. It begins with a philosophical analysis of a few central concepts and then, using an elementary system of logic, develops most of the standard statistical theory. the analysis provides answers to many disputed questions about how to test statistical hypotheses and about how to estimate quantities in the light of statistical data. One product of the analysis is a sound and consistent rationale for R. A. Fisher's controversial concept of 'fiducial probability'.
目次
- Preface
- 1. Long run frequencies
- 2. The chance set-up
- 3. Support
- 4. The long run
- 5. The law of likelihood
- 6. Statistical tests
- 7. Theories of testing
- 8. Random sampling
- 9. The fiducial argument
- 10. Estimation
- 11. Point estimation
- 12. Bayes' theory
- 13. The subjective theory.
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