Matthew Betti

Mathematics and Statistics for the Quantitative Sciences

• Gebundenes Buch

Produktbeschreibung

This book serves as a foundational text in everyday mathematics in a way that is both engaging and practically useful. The book seeks to teach the mathematics needed to start to answer fundamental questions like â whyâ or â howâ .

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
• Seitenzahl: 454
• Erscheinungstermin: 12. Dezember 2022
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 162mm x 240mm x 30mm
• Gewicht: 916g
• ISBN-13: 9781032208145
• ISBN-10: 1032208147
• Artikelnr.: 65610082

Autorenporträt

Matthew Betti is an applied mathematician focusing on mathematical modeling of ecological and evolutionary problems, and disease spread. He is currently situated in Sackville, NB at Mount Allison University where he has developed and taught most first year courses in mathematics and computer science. Betti focuses on blending the rigourous with the intuitive to renew interesting in mathematics and statistics in students who see the subjects as a hurdle. Betti also incorporates discussions of ethics and social problems and the place of the mathematical sciences in this context. Betti's research on disease spread and the ecology of honey bees has been published in numerous international journals. His approachable synthesis of complex material has been recognized by a number of presentation awards, and consultation work with governments at all levels.

Inhaltsangabe

Section I. Applied Mathematics. The Plot (so you don't lose it). 1.
Functions. 1.1. Anatomy of a Function. 1.2. Modeling With Mathematics. 1.3.
Constants and Linear Functions. 1.4. Polynomials. 1.5. Exponentials And
Logarithms. 1.6. Functions in Higher Dimensions. 1.7. Contour Diagrams.
1.8. Models In Two Dimensions. 1.9. Variables vs Parameters. 2.
Derivatives. 2.1. The Tangent Line. 2.2. Approximating Derivatives of
Functions. 2.3. Limits. 2.4. Limits And Derivates. 2.5. Derivative
Formulas. 2.6. The Product Rule. 2.7. The Chain Rule. 2.8. Mixing Rules.
2.9. Critical Values. 2.10. Constrained Optimization. 2.11. Elasticity.
2.12. Partial Derivatives. 3. Linear Algebra. 3.1. Vectors. 3.2. Matrices.
3.3. Multiplication: Numbers and Matrices. 3.4. Multiplication: Matrix and
Vectors. 3.5. Multiplication: Matrix and Matrix. 3.6. Leslie Matrices. 3.7.
The Determinant. 3.8. Eigenvalues & Eigenvectors. 4. Derivatives in
Multiple Dimensions. 4.1. Applications. 4.2. Distribution Fitting,
Probability and Likelihood. 5. Differential Equations. 5.1. Solving Basic
Differential Equations; With an Example. 5.2 Equilibria and Stability. 5.3
Equilibria and Linear Stability in Higher Dimensions. 5.4. The Jacobian.
6. Integration. 6.1. Accumulated Change. 6.2. The Fundamental Theorem of
Calculus. 6.3. The Anti-Derivative. 6.4. Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
Revisited. 6.5. Properties Of Integrals. 6.6. Integration by Parts. 6.7.
Substitution. Section II. Applied Stats & Data Science. Some Context to
Anchor Us. Math vs. the World. 7. Data and Summary Statistics. 7.1. What Is
Data? 7.2. Data In Python. 7.3. Summary Statistics. 7.4. Ethical and Moral
Considerations: Part 1. 7.5. Mean vs. Median vs. Mode. 7.6. Variance &
Standard Deviation. 7.7. Ethical And Moral Considerations: Episode 2. 7.8.
An Example. 7.9. The Empirical Rule. 8. Visualizing Data. 8.1. Plotting In
Python. 8.2. Scatter Plots. 8.3. Outliers. 8.4. Correlation. 8.6. The
Anatomy of a Technical Document. 8.7. Bad Plots and Why They're Bad. 9.
Probability. 9.1. Ethical and Moral Considerations: A Very Special Episode.
9.2. Counting. 9.3. Permutations. 9.4. Combinations. 9.5. Combinations With
Replacement. 9.6. Probability. 9.7. Properties of Probabilities. 9.8. More
Notation. 9.9. Conditional Probability. 9.10. Bayes' Theorem. 9.11. The
Prosecutor's Fallacy. 9.12. The Law of Total Probability. 10. Probability
Distributions. 10.1. Discrete Probability Distributions. 10.2. The Binomial
Distribution. 10.3. Trinomial Distribution. 10.4. Cumulative Probability
Distributions. 10.5. Continuous Probability. 10.6. Continuous vs Discrete
Probability Distributions. 10.7. Probability Density Functions. 10.8. The
Normal Distribution. 10.9. Other Useful Distributions. 10.10. Mean, Median,
Mode, Variance. 10.11. Summing To Infinity. 10.12. Probability and Python.
10.13. Practice Problems. 11. Fitting Data. 11.1. Defining Relationships.
11.2. Data and Lines. 11.3. Distribution Fitting & Likelihood. 11.4. Dummy
Variables. 11.5. Logistic Regression. 11.6. Logistic Regression in Python.
11.7. Iterated Logistic Regression. 11.8. Random Forest Classification.
11.9. Bootstrapping & Confidence Intervals. 11.10. T-Statistics. 11.11. The
Dichotomous Nature of P-Values. A. A Crash Course in Python.