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Random Processes: A Companion Guide
Are you one of those guys who has the famous random processes textbooks gathering dust on your shelf, because reading them is so - - - stagnating?
Me too. I have twelve.
I wrote this book for you. It's not another book on random processes. It's a short, cheap book on how to understand the books on random processes. Everything I discuss - Kalman filters, ARMA models, shot noise, sigma algebras, measurable sets - is introduced at a nuts and bolts level. I'll show you the reasons my learned colleagues are compelled to devise arcane axioms and mystifying definitions to develop the admirable rigorous, consistent mathematical machine for making rational statistical predictions. And I'll show you how to bypass this rigor if you have no stomach for it.
Enjoy my book. It will fit on a Kindle, a Kindle DX, a Kindle Fire, or an iPad.
Dave Snider
Me too. I have twelve.
I wrote this book for you. It's not another book on random processes. It's a short, cheap book on how to understand the books on random processes. Everything I discuss - Kalman filters, ARMA models, shot noise, sigma algebras, measurable sets - is introduced at a nuts and bolts level. I'll show you the reasons my learned colleagues are compelled to devise arcane axioms and mystifying definitions to develop the admirable rigorous, consistent mathematical machine for making rational statistical predictions. And I'll show you how to bypass this rigor if you have no stomach for it.
Enjoy my book. It will fit on a Kindle, a Kindle DX, a Kindle Fire, or an iPad.
Dave Snider
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First published July 29, 2012
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