Hello all, If you were stuck on a desert island (with a laptop and a bunch of data) and could only bring 1 stats book, which one would it be?
I am looking for a good, all-around stats book that describes most of the commonly used tests,how to interpret software results, and what the assumptions of each test are. I find Zar is a bit limited in scope for all its detail and Crawley's R book doesnt give me details on the assumptions etc of each test. Sokal and Rohlf is closer to what Im looking for but perhaps there are newer texts available now. All opinions appreciated! Thanks, Adam T. Ford Wildlife Research Associate Banff Wildlife Crossings Project Western Transportation Institute-MSU Bozeman Banff National Park PO Box 900 Banff, AB T1L 1K2 Canada
