Description
Minitab Cookbook explores the uses of various categories of Minitab’s basic statistics capabilities, and the cooking procedures for using them to create very tasty analyses. It also explores Minitab’s Linear Regression capabilities, explains how to use the data visualisation capabilities, and introduces the Minitab workflow and the report writing capabilities.
A quick reference guide to understanding Minitab’s basic statistics capabilities, including the types of tables and charts that can be created, is presented, as is a solid introduction to the Minitab-based “cookbook” approach to analysis.
Each chapter contains useful recipes, and the final chapter includes a sample chapter from the cookbook.
Minitab Cookbook is the ideal introduction for anyone new to Minitab who needs to quickly learn the basics and also understand the potential of Minitab’s basic statistics capability, and who wants to create more detailed analyses with this capability. The book is a companion to Understanding Statistics with Minitab: Developing and Visualising Statistical Models with Minitab for the Intermediate and Advanced User, and is the companion cookbook to this book.
Table of Contents
Introduction. Minitab Cookbook: The Basics. 1What’s New in Minitab 17? The Statistical Capabilities. 2New to Minitab? 1. Tables and Charts. 2. Data Visualisation. 3. Data Sets. 4. Cookbook Approach. 5. Workflow and Report Writing. 6. Linear Regression. 7. Basic Statistics Capabilities. 8Background Information. Appendix. A. Background Information. B. A Cookbook Chapter. C. Credits and Contact.
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