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Tanis (2009, 8th ed.) Popular undergraduate text with wide scope. Rice (2006, 3rd ed.) Widely respected undergraduate text with wide coverage.
Ross (2009, 8th ed.) Strong text on the foundations of probability theory. Graduate texts with broad coverage by R. Craig (2012, 7th ed). Standard respected text for graduate students in statistics, heavy on mathematical theory. Ross (10th ed., 2010) Widely used text covering random variables, Markov chains, queueing theory, stochastic processes, simulation techniques. Wasserman (2010) Short text intended for graduate students in allied fields with emphasis on mathematical foundations.
Stefanski (2013) A new text covering likelihood-based methods, Bayesian inference, large sample theory, M-estimation, misspecified models, jackknife and bootstrap, permutation and rank tests (with R code). Methods of Statistical Model Estimation by J. Robinson (2013, forthcoming) With R scripts. Nonparametric statistics by W.
Conover (3rd ed., 1999) Respected presentation of classical nonparametrics. Higgins (2004) Undergraduate text. Smeeton (4th ed., 2009) Single, 2- and k-sample inference; survival data; correlation and bivariate regression; categorical data; robust estimation.
Bayesian inference by A. Rubin (2nd ed., 2003) Comprehensive and useful volume. By the developers of BUGS software (Bayesian Inference Using Gibbs Sampling) with worked examples and exercises. Louis (3rd ed., 2008) Introduction to Bayesian analysis, hierarchical modeling, Markov chain Monte Carlo methods, with solutions manual. Applications in biostatistics. Kruschke (2010) Basics of Bayesian inference, Gibbs sampling, hierarchical modeling, model comparison, hypothesis testing, contingency tables applied to the problems of binomial proportions and generalized linear modelling.
Density estimation, by D. Scott (1992). Nonparametric density estimation (data smoothing) techniques. Multivariate analysis (regression, clustering) by M.
Nachtsheim, J. Li (5th ed., 2005) Comprehensive undergraduate text by S. Practical introductory monograph with R scripts.
Wichern (6th ed., 2007). Popular undergraduate text. Hilbe (2009) Treating regression with binary or categorical response variables, topics include least squares and maximum likelihood estimation, goodness-of-fit, overdispersion. Scripts given in R, Stata and other languages.
Hilbe (2nd ed., 2011) Comprehensive presentation of methods of regression involving Poisson count response variables. Topics include contingency tables, regression modeling, model fit tests, overdispersion, zero counts, censoring & truncation, and latent variables. Wakefield (2013) A comprehensive and modern treatment with Bayesian and frequentist techniques viewed as complementary. Topics include linear and nonlinear modeling, binary data models, conditional likelihood inference, hyperpriors, nonparametric regression, shrinkage methods, spline and kernel methods, and classification.
Stahl (5th ed., 2011) Undergraduate-level text on multivariate clustering, mixture models, and related methods Data mining (regression, clustering, classification) by A. Izenman (2008) Comprehensive graduate text with broad coverage. Stork (2nd ed., 2001) Comprehensive and respected graduate text on machine learning techniques. Tibshirani & J. Friedman (2nd ed., 2009) Respected advanced monograph by distinguished statisticians. Marsland (2011).
Monograph on methodology of data mining methods. Steinbach & V. Kumar (2005) Popular volume covering clustering methods, kernel methods, outlier detection, regression, optimization. Pseudo-code provided.
Survival analysis (for upper limits) by J. Moeschberger (2010) Comprehensive graduate textbook. Lawless (2nd ed., 2003) Comprehensive advanced monograph. Data visualization edited C.
Unwin (2008) Review articles on modern visualization techniques. Time series analysis by C. Chatfield (6th ed., 2004) Undergraduate-level textbook.
Stoffer (3rd ed., 2011) Graduate-level text with R scripts. 2006) Advanced monograph. By Stephane Mallat, (3rd ed., 2009) Graduate textbook. Spatial analysis by M. Dale (2005) Introductory text edited by A.
Fotheringham & P. Rogerson (2009) Review articles from a geographic perspective by J. Pentinnen, H.
Stoyan (2008) Comprehensive advanced monograph on modern methods by N. Cressie (1993) Graduate text covering spectral theory, simulation methods, spatial bootstrapping, image analysis, and computational methods.
Guttorp and M. Fuentes (2010). Collection of review articles on likelihood models, spectral models, hierarchical modeling, spatial autocorrelation, spatial point process theory and models, parametric and nonparametric models, multivariate models and spatio-temporal processes. By Marinucci, D and G. Peccati (2011). Mathematical treatment of graphical models, spectral representations, characterizations of isotropy, Gaussian random fields, sample power spectrum and bispectrum, spherical needlets, and spin random fields. R statistical software environment, J.
Adler (2nd ed., 2012). Comprehensive reference book by J. Chambers (2010) Authoritative guidance on R programming by the originator of S and R.
Matloff (2011) Elementary and advanced techniques by P. Dalgaard (2008) Elementary presentation by a founder of R. Murdoch (2010).
A slim volume emphasizing programming techniques including simulation, computational linear algebra, and numerical optimization. Venables & B. Ripley (2002) Important methods and R scripts explained by M.
Darnell (2010) Volume introduces R and statistical inference; regression; analysis of variance; binary, multinomial and Poisson data, survival data, finite mixture models, random effects models, and variance component models. Maindonald & W. Braun (3rd ed., 2010). Includes reviews of R and inference, bivariate and multivariate regression, generalized linear modeling, survival analysis, time series modeling, multi-level modeling, tree classification and regression, data mining by J. A more advanced treatment covering binomial data, count (Poisson) regression, contingency tables, multinomial data, generalized linear models, random effects, longitudinal data, nonnormal responses, nonparametric regression, additive models, trees and neural networks. Maillardet & A. Robinson (2009) R data structures and programming, numerical techniques, optimization, basic probability, Monte Carlo simulations, variance reduction.
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