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Numerical Issues in Statistical Computing for the Social Scientist

More details on estimation methods, use of the supplemental S–PLUS program, and the full dataset are included in the subsequent complement subsections. This arrangement makes the whole chapter easier to follow and efficient to read; for instance, Chapter 5 has only three primary subsections, followed by seven complement subsections. A set of S–PLUS programs and datasets used in the examples are accessible via the publisher’s website provided in the Appendix. The use of this freeware is described in detail in each section. I believe that this book could be a good specialized reference text for those Technometrics readers who have experience in a similar area and who are fairly familiar with the chemical kinetics models. The supplementary freeware, as I understand, will work only for the chemical kinetics models described in the book. I am not sure whether this book would be suitable as a textbook because of the diversified background it requires of readers.