| Selected Product: | Introduction to Stochastic Processes Paperback Author: Paul Gerhard Hoel, Sidney C. Port, Charles J. St Publisher: Waveland Press Release Date: 1986-12 ISBN-10: 0881332674 ISBN-13: 9780881332674 List Price: $34.95 Average Customer Rating: | | An Introduction to Stochastic Modeling, Third Edition ISBN-10: 0126848874 ISBN-13: 9780126848878 List Price:$95.95 Introduction to Probability Models, Ninth Edition ISBN-10: 0125980620 ISBN-13: 9780125980623 List Price:$99.95 Introduction to Stochastic Processes, Second Edition ISBN-10: 158488651X ISBN-13: 9781584886518 List Price:$74.95 Introduction to Probability Theory ISBN-10: 039504636X ISBN-13: 9780395046364 List Price:$159.16 Introduction to Statistical Theory (Houghton-Mifflin Series in Statistics) ISBN-10: 0395046378 ISBN-13: 9780395046371 List Price:$140.76 | To use our price comparison to get the cheapest price, please click on the "Find the Cheapest Price" button located above for Introduction to Stochastic Processes by Paul Gerhard Hoel, Sidney C. Port, Charles J. St (ISBN-10: 0881332674, ISBN-13: 9780881332674). At this time we have not yet written a review for Introduction to Stochastic Processes by Paul Gerhard Hoel, Sidney C. Port, Charles J. St (ISBN-10: 0881332674, ISBN-13: 9780881332674). Please continue to keep checking back to this page as we are constantly adding reviews. Summaries and Customer Reviews are supplied by Amazon.com An excellent introduction for electrical, electronics engineers and computer scientists who would like to have a good, basic understanding of the stochastic processes! This clearly written book responds to the increasing interest in the study of systems that vary in time in a random manner. It presents an introductory account of some of the important topics in the theory of the mathematical models of such systems. The selected topics are conceptually interesting and have fruitful application in various branches of science and technology. good introduction for a graduate level course | Customer Rating: | Hoel, Port and Stone put together a three volume series on probability, statistics and stochastic processes. In 1975 I took the first year graduate course in stochastic processes and my Professor at Stanford Yash Mittal elected this text for the course out of a number of possibilities. This book was particularly good for an introduction to Markov chains, the backbone to stochastic processes. I learned a lot from it and found it easy to use as a text. I then bought the other to books to complete the trilogy. At the time Hoel and Port were at UCLA and I believe Stone was already at Berkeley. This is an excellent text for a graduate course that stands the test of time. If it has been revised, I am not familiar with the new edition and any possible changes that may have occurred. | Good book | Customer Rating: | | I used this book for my Stochastic class. In my opinion, this is a good book to start. | mediocre | Customer Rating: | | I found this book to be terse and unfriendly. I used this text for my introduction to markov chains class and did not get much out of it. If ur looking for a review of markov chain theory then U should consider this book. If ur looking for clear in-depth explanations and problems that are relevant to the chapters material look somewhere else. | Great Books in a row | Customer Rating: | | This is the last volume of a series of three excellent texts by Hoel/Port/Stone on probability, statistics and stochastic processes. The way they write should be the standard for all of other authors. Concise, clear and intuitive. Lots of worked examples and exercises with answers help readers go through those topics. If you are lack of knowledge in probability and want to know stochastic processes or even financial mathematics. These three books can be your short cut. |
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