(Mis-) interpretation of stochastic models


Authors: 
Schrage, G.
Category: 
Pages: 
351-361
Year: 
1983
Publisher: 
Decision Making Under Uncertainty
Abstract: 

I am not an expert in the theory of decision making, rather I am concerned with mathematics education and teacher training. Within the frame of this task one of my special interests is teaching statistics. Statistics - to use a definition of W. A. Wallis and H. W. Roberts - is a body of methods for making decisions in the face of uncertainty., and that is the subject of our conference.

The CAUSE Research Group is supported in part by a member initiative grant from the American Statistical Association’s Section on Statistics and Data Science Education

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