An introduction to Stochastic Processes: With Special Reference to Methods and Applications/

By:

Bartlett, M. S

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Cambridge: Cambridge U.P., 1966.Edition: 2nd edDescription: xvi, 362 p.:illSubject(s):

Stochastic processes

DDC classification:

519 BAR

LOC classification:

QA273 .B258 1966

Summary: This edition shall mainly regard the mathematical theory in its role as a theory of statistical phenomena. In this book, the author considers a subject which in particular applications has arisen since the beginnings of probability theory, but the systematic treatment of which has only recently begun to receive the attention it deserves. The subject may be thought of as the 'dynamic' part of statistical theory, or the statistics of 'change'. in contrast with the 'static' statistical problems which have hitherto been the more systematically studied.

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Includes index

Bibliography: p. 342-356.

This edition shall mainly regard the mathematical theory in its role as a theory of statistical phenomena. In this book, the author considers a subject which in particular applications has arisen since the beginnings of probability theory, but the systematic treatment of which has only recently begun to receive the attention it deserves. The subject may be thought of as the 'dynamic' part of statistical theory, or the statistics of 'change'. in contrast with the 'static' statistical problems which have hitherto been the more systematically studied.

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