Comprehensive Statistical Analysis Reference

[Melk]

I have reviewers asking me for a stat reference! I used basic stats in SAS, like t-test, wilcoxon, kolomogorov-smirnov, and ANOVA. Any comprehensive stat book references anyone can recommend. This is just based of of my knowledge, i dont understand why a reference is requested for these.

[Reeza]

How can a reviewer judge a paper if they have no statistical expertise?

I like the statsoft.com

and this is pretty cool:

http://students.brown.edu/seeing-theory/index.html

[Melk]

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@Reeza wrote:

How can a reviewer judge a paper if they have no statistical expertise?

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If they dont have any statistical expertise, then shouldnt they not critique on something they have no knowledge on to back their comments? Basic statistical tests are usually learned in school, I really dont see why we need to provide references for them. I didn't use a reference, and if I were to provide one, it would not reflect the books I used to learn those methods years and years ago.

Also - I did really like the seeing theory website, thanks!

[ballardw]

A reference book or a "how to"?

I like the "CRC Handbook of table for Probablity and Statistics" published by The Chemical Rubber Company as a reference.