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In statistical inference, we go from specific to general via a mathematical model.
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Solved Exercises and Problems of. Statistical. Inference. David Casado. 4th
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It is mainly through examples that I hope to leave you more interested in, and
more sanguine about, applications of. subjectiVe probability to statistical
inference.
