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{{r|Statistics theory}}

'''Statistics theory''' is a [[mathematics|mathematical]] approach to describe something, predic Statistics theory is used in a very wide variety of fields.<ref>See the article on [[applied

...lly precise explanations of the concepts, the reader should refer to the [[Statistics theory]] article. This does not seem helpful in the present state of that article,

The first phrase says: "Statistics theory is a mathematical approach to describe something, predict events, or analyz ...eel free to make improvements on this article. I am not aware of the name "statistics theory" being used widely for such a topic. Thanks. [[User:Hendra I. Nurdin|Hendra

The basic laws of chance from which much of [[statistics theory]] has been derived are little more than a formalisation of intuitive concep ...ematics]] and are normally familiar with the underlying mathematics of [[statistics theory]] but their professional activity involves them in the use of the results t

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...are analogous to the Brownian Movement of physics (the [[random walk]] of statistics theory), such that there is no combination of prices that offer the prospect of a

...are analogous to the Brownian Movement of physics (the [[random walk]] of statistics theory), such that there is no combination of prices that offer the prospect of a

...lly precise explanations of the concepts, the reader should refer to the [[Statistics theory]] article. This does not seem helpful in the present state of that article, .... But why not? (I am not sure if it needs a remark in the introduction.) [[Statistics theory]] (or better [[Statistics]]?), and [[Mathematical statistics]] could be use