Introduction to Stochastic Processes with R
This page serves as a repository for supplements to the 2014 book, Introduction to Stochastic Processes with R. It is a textbook written by Robert P. Dobrow, Professor of Mathematics and Statistics at Carleton College, Emeritus. This website is a resource for instructors using the book for their courses and for students.
Instructor’s Solutions Manual
To receive access to the solutions manual, please visit the publisher’s Solutions page, and complete the Password Registration Form. You will then be contacted by a Wiley representative.
Table of Contents, Preface
Download a PDF of the book’s Table of Contents and Preface.
R Scripts
Download a ZIP archive of the R Scripts for the book.
Errata
Download a PDF of the book’s Errata.
About the Author
Robert Dobrow, Ph.D., is an emeritus (retired) professor of mathematics and statistics at Carleton College. He taught probability and stochastic processes for over fifteen years and authored numerous papers in probability theory, Markov chains, and statistics. He is also the author of Probability With Applications and R (Wiley 2013).