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It's really, really good, especially if you're interested in the why and not just the "give me the damn test I need to run in SPSS and what number to look at".
by stdbrouw 14y ago
It's really, really good, especially if you're interested in the why and not just the "give me the damn test I need to run in SPSS and what number to look at". Plus, because you spend a lot of time coding, it's more fun and less dry than most stats books.
- disgruntledphd2 14y agoThink Java is also excellent. I think it may have been the first (non R) programming book I read, and it helped me get more into programming which wasn't just for stats. I have recommended think stats to many people, and it appears to be somewhat of a success. And its free documentation, which is wonderful.