David F. Andrews

1 series 1 book in order

David F. Andrews was a statistician. He was born in 1943. His work focused on statistical methodology. He contributed to the field through research and publications.

Born
1943
Known for
Springer Series in Statistics

Series by David F. Andrews

Springer Series in Statistics

4 books in order · 1985–2014

  1. Cover of Data

    Data

    1985 · David F. Andrews and Agnes M. Herzberg

    A data center is a physical facility designed for the storage, management, and dissemination of data and information, including supporting artificial…

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  2. Cover of Smoothing methods in statistics

    Smoothing methods in statistics

    1996

    This 1996 book surveys the uses of smoothing methods in statistics with an applied focus, covering univariate and multivariate density estimation,…

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  3. Cover of The Elements of Statistical Learning

    The Elements of Statistical Learning

    2009 · Jerome Friedman

    This book describes important statistical ideas used in machine learning, data mining, and bioinformatics. It covers a broad range of topics, from…

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  4. Cover of Analysis of Neural Data

    Analysis of Neural Data

    2014 · Robert E. Kass

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