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David Forsyth978-3-319-64410-32018 Edition 1- list of terms a student should understand,
- list of facts a student should keep in mind,
- list of procedures a student should be able to use,
- list of practical skills a student should have absorbed.
- All end-of-chapter elements reference to their discussions within the chapter
- A clear but crisp account of probability, structured specifically to the needs of the undergraduate computer science student
- Many exercises and examples using a wide range of real published datasets throughout, focusing on content that is likely to be used in practice
- Easy-to-understand but careful treatment of topics, with much emphasis on exploratory data analysis and descriptive statistics
- Topics of great practical importance (like classification, clustering, regression, and principal components analysis) covered at an undergraduate level, with an emphasis on using methods in practice on real datasets
- Text broken up throughout with handy and useful sidebars which help explain the content in real time, including worked examples so that the reader can self-assess while absorbing the material
- Each chapter ends with:
- list of definitions a student sh
- Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras
- Request lecturer material: sn.pub/lecturer-material
€419