Randomness, Statistics, and Emergence
Randomness, Statistics, and Emergence brings together three important ideas used to understand uncertainty, patterns, and complexity. Philip Mcshane’s title will appeal to readers seeking a focused exploration of mathematical, statistical, scientific, and philosophical perspectives on how structure and behavior can arise.
About This Book
Randomness, Statistics, and Emergence examines the concepts named in its title and their relationship to one another.
The book is suited to readers interested in mathematical reasoning, statistical ideas, and the study of complex patterns.
Its subject connects questions about uncertainty with broader scientific and philosophical approaches to understanding how organized behavior can arise.
With Philip Mcshane as author, this title offers a focused exploration of foundational ideas surrounding randomness, statistics, and emergence.
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