In article <8tr56a$gci$[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Comments, please, on the relative merits of the standard textbooks:
> Bickel & Doksum
> Casella & Berger
> Cox & Hinkley
>Or is there some other book that you prefer? This question has been
>posted before, but nobody responded, so I'm asking again. Surely someone
>out there has an opinion!
I have recently received a copy of the new edition of
Bickel and Doksum, and it is MUCH different from the
previous one. It seems to be very much better.
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