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9781584882299

Computational Statistics Handbook With Matlab

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    9781584882299

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    1584882298

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2001-09-26
  • Publisher: Chapman & Hall/
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Summary

Focusing on the computational aspects of statistics rather than the theoretical, this handbook uses a down-to-earth approach that makes statistics accessible to a wide range of users. The authors include algorithmic descriptions and MATLAB code for many of the latest methods in computational statistics. Detailed procedures are also included for readers who do not know MATLAB so they can implement the algorithms using other software packages. As a companion to the handbook, MATLAB functions are available for download that implement the techniques described in the text. This is the first book on the market to show how to use MATLAB to execute a wide variety of computational statistics methods and techniques.

Table of Contents

Preface xv
Introduction
What Is Computational Statistics?
1(1)
An Overview of the Book
2(4)
Philosophy
2(1)
What Is Covered
3(2)
A Word About Notation
5(1)
Matlab Code
6(2)
Computational Statistics Toolbox
7(1)
Internet Resources
7(1)
Further Reading
8(3)
Probability Concepts
Introduction
11(1)
Probability
12(5)
Background
12(2)
Probability
14(3)
Axioms of Probability
17(1)
Conditional Probability and Independence
17(4)
Conditional Probability
17(1)
Independence
18(1)
Bayes Theorem
19(2)
Expectation
21(3)
Mean and Variance
21(2)
Skewness
23(1)
Kurtosis
23(1)
Common Distributions
24(21)
Binomial
24(2)
Poisson
26(3)
Uniform
29(2)
Normal
31(2)
Exponential
33(3)
Gamma
36(1)
Chi-Square
37(1)
Weibull
38(2)
Beta
40(1)
Multivariate Normal
41(4)
Matlab Code
45(1)
Further Reading
46(5)
Exercises
48(3)
Sampling Concepts
Introduction
51(1)
Sampling Terminology and Concepts
51(7)
Sample Mean and Sample Variance
53(1)
Sample Moments
54(2)
Covariance
56(2)
Sampling Distributions
58(2)
Parameter Estimation
60(8)
Bias
61(1)
Mean Squared Error
61(1)
Relative Efficiency
62(1)
Standard Error
62(1)
Maximum Likelihood Estimation
63(3)
Method of Moments
66(2)
Empirical Distribution Function
68(5)
Quantiles
69(4)
Matlab Code
73(1)
Further Reading
74(5)
Exercises
76(3)
Generating Random Variables
Introduction
79(1)
General Techniques for Generating Random Variables
79(10)
Uniform Random Numbers
79(3)
Inverse Transform Method
82(3)
Acceptance-Rejection Method
85(4)
Generating Continuous Random Variables
89(11)
Normal Distribution
89(1)
Exponential Distribution
89(2)
Gamma
91(2)
Chi-Square
93(2)
Beta
95(1)
Multivariate Normal
96(3)
Generating Variates on a Sphere
99(1)
Generating Discrete Random Variables
100(6)
Binomial
100(2)
Poisson
102(2)
Discrete Uniform
104(2)
Matlab Code
106(1)
Further Reading
107(4)
Exercises
109(2)
Exploratory Data Analysis
Introduction
111(1)
Exploring Univariate Data
112(23)
Histograms
113(3)
Stem-and-Leaf
116(3)
Quantile-Based Plots - Continuous Distributions
119(1)
Q-Q Plot
119(4)
Quantile Plots
123(3)
Quantile Plots - Discrete Distributions
126(1)
Poissonness Plot
126(3)
Binomialness Plot
129(3)
Box Plots
132(3)
Exploring Bivariate and Trivariate Data
135(12)
Scatterplots
135(3)
Surface Plots
138(1)
Contour Plots
138(3)
Bivariate Histogram
141(4)
3-D Scatterplot
145(2)
Exploring Multi-Dimensional Data
147(36)
Scatterplot Matrix
147(2)
Slices and Isosurfaces
149(6)
Star Plots
155(2)
Andrews Curves
157(5)
Parallel Coordinates
162(6)
Projection Pursuit
168(3)
Projection Pursuit Index
171(1)
Finding the Structure
172(2)
Structure Removal
174(4)
Grand Tour
178(5)
Matlab Code
183(1)
Further Reading
184(7)
Exercises
187(4)
Monte Carlo Methods for Inferential Statistics
Introduction
191(1)
Classical Inferential Statistics
192(12)
Hypothesis Testing
192(9)
Confidence Intervals
201(3)
Monte Carlo Methods for Inferential Statistics
204(10)
Basic Monte Carlo Procedure
204(1)
Monte Carlo Hypothesis Testing
205(5)
Monte Carlo Assessment of Hypothesis Testing
210(4)
Bootstrap Methods
214(12)
General Bootstrap Methodology
214(2)
Bootstrap Estimate of Standard Error
216(3)
Bootstrap Estimate of Bias
219(1)
Bootstrap Confidence Intervals
220(1)
Bootstrap Standard Confidence Interval
220(1)
Bootstrap-t Confidence Interval
221(3)
Bootstrap Percentile Interval
224(2)
Matlab Code
226(1)
Further Reading
227(4)
Exercises
228(3)
Data Partitioning
Introduction
231(1)
Cross-Validation
232(7)
Jackknife
239(8)
Better Bootstrap Confidence Intervals
247(4)
Jackknife-After-Bootstrap
251(2)
Matlab Code
253(1)
Further Reading
254(5)
Exercises
256(3)
Probability Density Estimation
Introduction
259(2)
Histograms
261(19)
1-D Histograms
261(6)
Multivariate Histograms
267(2)
Frequency Polygons
269(5)
Averaged Shifted Histograms
274(6)
Kernel Density Estimation
280(7)
Univariate Kernel Estimators
280(5)
Multivariate Kernel Estimators
285(2)
Finite Mixtures
287(19)
Univariate Finite Mixtures
289(2)
Visualizing Finite Mixtures
291(2)
Multivariate Finite Mixtures
293(3)
EM Algorithm for Estimating the Parameters
296(5)
Adaptive Mixtures
301(5)
Generating Random Variables
306(5)
Matlab Code
311(1)
Further Reading
311(6)
Exercises
314(3)
Statistical Pattern Recognition
Introduction
317(2)
Bayes Decision Theory
319(13)
Estimating Class-Conditional Probabilities Parametric Method
321(1)
Estimating Class-Conditional Probabilities: Nonparametric
322(1)
Bayes Decision Rule
323(6)
Likelihood Ratio Approach
329(3)
Evaluating the Classifier
332(10)
Independent Test Sample
333(2)
Cross-Validation
335(2)
Receiver Operating Characteristic (ROC) Curve
337(5)
Classification Trees
342(25)
Growing the Tree
347(5)
Pruning the Tree
352(4)
Choosing the Best Tree
356(1)
Selecting the Best Tree Using an Independent Test Sample
357(4)
Selecting the Best Tree Using Cross-Validation
361(6)
Clustering
367(9)
Measures of Distance
367(2)
Hierarchical Clustering
369(4)
K-Means Clustering
373(3)
Matlab Code
376(3)
Further Reading
379(6)
Exercises
381(4)
Nonparametric Regression
Introduction
385(5)
Smoothing
390(11)
Loess
391(5)
Robust Loess Smoothing
396(4)
Upper and Lower Smooths
400(1)
Kernel Methods
401(6)
Nadaraya-Watson Estimator
404(1)
Local Linear Kernel Estimator
405(2)
Regression Trees
407(12)
Growing a Regression Tree
410(1)
Pruning a Regression Tree
411(1)
Selecting a Tree
412(7)
Matlab Code
419(1)
Further Reading
420(5)
Exercises
422(3)
Markov Chain Monte Carlo Methods
Introduction
425(1)
Background
426(4)
Bayesian Inference
426(1)
Monte Carlo Integration
427(2)
Markov Chains
429(1)
Analyzing the Output
430(1)
Metropolis-Hastings Algorithms
430(13)
Metropolis-Hastings Sampler
431(2)
Metropolis Sampler
433(5)
Independence Sampler
438(1)
Autoregressive Generating Density
439(4)
The Gibbs Sampler
443(9)
Convergence Monitoring
452(6)
Gelman and Rubin Method
453(5)
Raftery and Lewis Method
458(1)
Matlab Code
458(3)
Further Reading
461(4)
Exercises
462(3)
Spatial Statistics
Introduction
465(6)
What Is Spatial Statistics?
465(1)
Types of Spatial Data
466(1)
Spatial Point Patterns
467(2)
Complete Spatial Randomness
469(2)
Visualizing Spatial Point Processes
471(4)
Exploring First-order and Second-order Properties
475(10)
Estimating the Intensity
475(3)
Estimating the Spatial Dependence
478(1)
Nearest Neighbor Distances - G and F Distributions
478(4)
K-Function
482(3)
Modeling Spatial Point Processes
485(10)
Nearest Neighbor Distances
486(4)
K-Function
490(5)
Simulating Spatial Point Processes
495(10)
Homogeneous Poisson Process
495(2)
Binomial Process
497(2)
Poisson Cluster Process
499(2)
Inhibition Process
501(3)
Strauss Process
504(1)
Matlab Code
505(2)
Further Reading
507(4)
Exercises
508(3)
Appendix A Introduction to Matlab
A.1 What Is Matlab?
511(1)
A.2 Getting Help in Matlab
512(1)
A.3 File and Workspace Management
512(2)
A.4 Punctuation in Matlab
514(1)
A.5 Arithmetic Operators
514(2)
A.6 Data Constructs in Matlab
516(2)
Basic Data Constructs
516(1)
Building Arrays
516(1)
Cell Arrays
517(1)
A.7 Script Files and Functions
518(2)
A.8 Control Flow
520(1)
For Loop
520(1)
While Loop
520(1)
If-Else Statements
521(1)
Switch Statement
521(1)
A.9 Simple Plotting
521(3)
A.10 Contact Information
524(1)
Appendix B Index of Notation 525(22)
Appendix C Projection Pursuit Indexes
C.1 Indexes
529(3)
Friedman-Tukey Index
529(1)
Entropy Index
530(1)
Moment Index
530(1)
Distances
531(1)
C.2 Matlab Source Code
532(7)
Appendix D Matlab Code
D.1 Bootstrap Confidence Interval
539(1)
D.2 Adaptive Mixtures Density Estimation
540(2)
D.3 Classification Trees
542(2)
D.4 Regression Trees
544(3)
Appendix E Matlab Statistics Toolbox 547(10)
Appendix F Computational Statistics Toolbox 557(6)
Appendix G Data Sets 563(8)
References 571(14)
Index 585

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