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Super Crunchers

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Descrição da editora

When would a casino stop a gambler from playing his next hand? How could a company use statistical analysis to blackball you from the job you want? Why should you worry when customer services pay attention to your needs?

Beginning with examples of the mathematician who out-predicted wine buffs in determining the best vintages, and the sports scouts who now use statistics rather than intuition to pick winners, Super Crunchers exposes the hidden patterns all around us. No businessperson, academic, student, or consumer (statistically that’s everyone) should make another move without getting to grips with thinking-by-numbers – the new way to be smart, savvy and statistically superior.

GÉNERO
Não ficção
NARRADOR
JL
James Lurie
IDIOMA
EN
Inglês
DURAÇÃO
06:16
h min
LANÇADO
2011
20 de janeiro
EDITORA
John Murray Press
TAMANHO
316,5
MB

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