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Four short, clear guides to the notation behind statistics, by Andrea Millán, Ph.D.

Mathematical Foundations in Statistics · 4 volumes

  1. Cover of Sigma Notation, volume I of Mathematical Foundations in Statistics

    Vol I

    Sigma Notation

    What the Σ symbol means and how a sum is built: index, limits and key properties, with worked examples such as the mean.

    PDF · about 10 pages · 3.6 MB · Free

  2. Cover of Factorial Notation, volume II of Mathematical Foundations in Statistics

    Vol II

    Factorial Notation

    The factorial (n!): its components and properties, with calculations on a scientific calculator and in R.

    PDF · about 14 pages · 4.9 MB · Free

  3. Cover of Combinatorics, volume III of Mathematical Foundations in Statistics

    Vol III

    Combinatorics

    Counting groups where order does not matter: the combination formula, the binomial coefficient and its properties, with worked examples.

    PDF · about 13 pages · 3.0 MB · Free

  4. Cover of Permutations, volume IV of Mathematical Foundations in Statistics

    Vol IV

    Permutations

    Counting ordered arrangements: the permutation formula and its relevant properties, with worked examples.

    PDF · about 14 pages · 3.0 MB · Free

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