Showing posts with label excel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label excel. Show all posts

Friday, 13 April 2007

Statistics and Modelling

Read two books recently, Statistical Techniques in Business & Economics and Spreadsheet Modeling & Decision Analysis.




The former covers a lot of statistics basics and some econometrics as well, which makes it a rather good introduction book to statistics. Only when I have read the second book I realise that it is a perfect companion to the first one. Spreadsheet Modeling & Decision Analysis shows how to use Excel to build models to solve statistical problems. The book is full of practical examples and I particularly like the step-by-step instructions for building those models, very clear and consistent.

Well, have had enough fun on statistics and it's about time to go back to the portfolio building! :-)