Book Details

• Author: William E. Deming

• Publisher: Dover

• Language: English

• Edition: New

• ISBN: 9780486646848

• Number of Pages: 640

• Cover: Paperback

• Dimensions: 8.6 x 8.1 x 1.4 inches

• Weight: Not specified

About the Book

This classic work by William E. Deming offers a thorough analysis of the theory, design, and problems of sampling techniques. It is an invaluable resource for social scientists, industrial managers, and professionals who increasingly rely on statistics in their work. The book assumes only a basic knowledge of college algebra, making it accessible to a wide audience.

Illustrated with real-life examples, including large-scale surveys conducted by government and industry, this book provides readers with practical insights into the application of sampling techniques in various fields. Praised by the American Statistical Association Journal as the “bible” of sampling statisticians, this 1950 edition continues to be a foundational text in the field of statistical sampling.

Deming’s work highlights both the importance and the challenges of effective sampling, ensuring that readers not only grasp the theoretical aspects but also understand how these methods are applied in real-world scenarios. With 640 pages of detailed explanation and examples, this book remains an essential resource for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of statistical sampling.