• Title Fundamental Numerical Methods and Data Analysis
• Author(s) George W. Collins, II
• Publisher: Harvard University Press (2003)
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• Language: English
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The basic premise of this book is that it can serve as the basis for a wide range of courses that discuss numerical methods used in data analysis and science. It is meant to support a series of lectures, not replace them. To reflect this, the subject matter is wide ranging and perhaps too broad for a single course.

Numerical algorithms appear as neatly packaged computer programs that are regarded by the user as "black boxes" into which they feed their data and from which come the publishable results. The complexity of many of the problems dealt with in this manner makes determining the validity of the results nearly impossible. This book is an attempt to correct some of these problems.

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