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- Andrew Gelman on Introducing Monte Carlo Methods with R
- Bill Strawderman on Statistical Inference
- Jean-Louis Foulley on Variance Components
- Larry Wasserman on Theory of Point Estimation
- Xiao-Li Meng on Monte Carlo Statistical Methods
Although all of those books have appeared between twenty and five years ago, the reviews are definitely worth reading! (Disclaimer: I am the editor of the Books Review section who contacted friends of George to write the reviews, as well as the co-author of two of those books!) They bring in my (therefore biased) opinion a worthy evaluation of the depths and impacts of those major books, and they also reveal why George was a great teacher, bringing much into the classroom and to his students… (Unless I am confused the whole series of reviews is available to all, and not only to CHANCE subscribers. Thanks, Sam!)
Filed under: Books, R, Statistics, University life Tagged: CHANCE, George Casella, Introducing Monte Carlo Methods with R, Monte Carlo Statistical Methods, Sam Behesta, statistical inference, Theory of Point Estimation, Variance Components
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