Applied Regression Analysis And Other Multivariable Methods(5th Edition)
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David G. Kleinbaum, Lawrence L. Kupper, Azhar Nizam, Eli S. Rosenberg
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ISBN: 1285051084, 978-1285963754, 128596375X, 978-1285051086
Book publisher: Cengage Learning
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Book Price $59.54 : The book 'Applied Regression Analysis and Other Multivariable Methods', authored by David G. Kleinbaum, Lawrence L. Kupper, Azhar Nizam, and Eli S. Rosenberg, is a detailed guide on regression analysis pivotal for statistical students and practitioners. The fifth edition of this seminal work covers foundational to advanced topics in linear regression analysis, addressing both simple and multiple linear regression models. A hallmark feature of this text is its comprehensive solution manual which provides students with detailed problem solutions, enabling a deep understanding of regression techniques and multivariable methods. Throughout the book, readers encounter a meticulously organized table of contents that guides them through ordinary least squares, logistic regression, and survival analysis, among other techniques. The text includes an answer key to help learners check their understanding. This edition embellishes its content with real-data examples, bringing to life the application of regression analysis in public health, business analytics, and social sciences. Known for its practical applicability mediated by high-quality illustrations and insightful explanations, the book received positive reception for its thoroughness and clarity, making it a staple reference in statistical analysis. A well-curated set of end-of-chapter exercises reinforces learning and assists in practical application, preparing readers for real-world problem-solving. With its in-depth exploration of methodological frameworks, this book stands as an indispensable resource in statistical education, providing pivotal insights into analytical strategies. A cheap, scholarly resource designed to support the learning requirements of diverse student groups.
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MK
Found this textbook when I was scrambling for materials to stomach my stats class, and I'm psyched the free copy landed on my doorstep super quick. Had been tripping over the basics since last semester, especially the link between variables making any real sense in my homework. Then bam—getting into Chapter 3, which focuses on Correlation and Causality, kind of blew my mind. The explanations in that part click neatly even though at first, the topic seemed messed up and confusing. That whole idea that correlation doesn’t always mean one thing causes another finally got some solid footing. Using the examples there, I even caught myself catching errors on a personal project analyzing survey data—I wouldn't have noticed otherwise! It’s not perfect, a few charts could be clearer but honestly, this chapter dug deep without making me nod off like usual textbooks. Pretty happy with this find and since I got it free (which is awesome), feels like I lucked out big time. If you’re staring confused at variable stuff like me, this book, especially Chapter 3, is something you wanna have around. 5 stars for making correlation and causality less scary in my world.
LG
Wasn’t expecting to get this book for free but it showed up super fast and in great shape. Perfect timing for my Germantown University of Arts and Sciences stats class. Haven’t gotten far into it yet but looks like it’ll be a solid help once I start homework. Nice to have it already!





























