Introduction to Statistical Data Processing | HC w/DJ | Vintage Statistics 1968

Introduction to Statistical Data Processing by Theodore D. Sterling and Seymour V. Pollack.

A classic introduction to statistical analysis and data processing from the early computer era. Covering the fundamentals of collecting, organizing, processing, and interpreting data, this text provides a solid foundation in statistical methods and quantitative problem-solving.

As computers became increasingly important in business, science, and research during the 1960s, works like this helped define the relationship between statistics and emerging data-processing techniques. Today, it serves as both a useful reference and an interesting historical snapshot of the development of modern data analysis.

An appealing addition for collectors of vintage computing, statistics, mathematics, operations research, and technical textbooks.

This copy includes the original dust jacket. The interior is clean with no highlighting, underlining, margin notes, or other markings noted. A previous owner\'s name is written on the inside front cover. The dust jacket shows wear consistent with age and handling.

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