Reviews for A medley of statistical techniques for researchers

The average rating for A medley of statistical techniques for researchers based on 4 reviews is 4 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2018-12-17 00:00:00 Boris Webster This book is delicious. The content is an introspective look at the various types of art from various contexts: documentary, architectural structures, installation, and drawings. Some tidbits of interest to me were: minibar projections, soy sauce museum, and microevents that incorporate obscure film. The focus from this book seems to want its audience to examine principles of how, why, and what manifests from such experiences. I am a bit of a 'cultural anthropologist' and found myself looking beyond the pages for more details. The site online does not disappoint! The vast differing perspectives made this encapsulation of art/artists very intriguing. There are a number of projects highlighted in this book that are immersive and dynamic. This is a must if you favor the aforementioned in its many forms and facets.

Review # 2 was written on 2018-04-04 00:00:00 George Hutchcraft This was my college statistics book and I found it helpful then.

Review # 3 was written on 2018-12-17 00:00:00 Mervin Kreider This book is delicious. The content is an introspective look at the various types of art from various contexts: documentary, architectural structures, installation, and drawings. Some tidbits of interest to me were: minibar projections, soy sauce museum, and microevents that incorporate obscure film. The focus from this book seems to want its audience to examine principles of how, why, and what manifests from such experiences. I am a bit of a 'cultural anthropologist' and found myself looking beyond the pages for more details. The site online does not disappoint! The vast differing perspectives made this encapsulation of art/artists very intriguing. There are a number of projects highlighted in this book that are immersive and dynamic. This is a must if you favor the aforementioned in its many forms and facets.

Review # 4 was written on 2018-04-04 00:00:00 Joseph Roeder This was my college statistics book and I found it helpful then.