Another cover commission for KevFurry! Cedric and Cecil's next lessons are about small area estimation, a branch of statistics that involves sub-populations and census data. Hmm, the numbers indicate that fox and rabbit furries are very numerous in the furry fandom. I wonder if there was some major event a few years ago that caused those species to spike in popularity?

Don't forget to check out the previous covers in this series, spoofing the "Manga Guide To" books.
Linear Regression https://www.weasyl.com/~guineapigdan/submissions/1779844/the-scalie-guide-to-linear-regression
Nonparametric Methods https://www.weasyl.com/~guineapigdan/submissions/1845003/the-scalie-guide-to-nonparametric-methods
Randomized Response Techniques https://www.weasyl.com/~guineapigdan/submissions/1847708/the-scalie-guide-to-randomized-response-techniques
Markov Chain Monte Carlo https://www.weasyl.com/~guineapigdan/submissions/1850369/the-scalie-guide-to-markov-chain-monte-carlo
Item Response Theory https://www.weasyl.com/~guineapigdan/submissions/1858147/the-scalie-guide-to-item-response-theory
Time-to-Event Analysis https://www.weasyl.com/~guineapigdan/submissions/1894916/the-scalie-guide-to-time-to-event-analysis
Time Series https://www.weasyl.com/%7Eguineapigdan/submissions/1897219/the-scalie-guide-to-time-series
Asymptotic Theory https://www.weasyl.com/~guineapigdan/submissions/1900286/the-scalie-guide-to-asymptotic-theory
Extreme Value Theory https://www.weasyl.com/~guineapigdan/submissions/1914458/the-scalie-guide-to-extreme-value-theory