The Handbook of Statistical Genomics (2019), edited by David J. Balding, Ida Moltke, and John Marioni, is the definitive two-volume reference for the rapidly evolving field of statistical genetics. Now in its fourth edition, this 1,216-page work published by Wiley serves as an essential bridge between advanced statistical theory and the practical demands of modern biological data. Evolution of a Classic Text
The "Handbook of Statistical Genomics" by Balding et al. (2019) is a landmark publication that provides a comprehensive and authoritative overview of statistical methods and tools used in genomics. The handbook's broad coverage, interdisciplinary approaches, and focus on practical applications make it an essential resource for researchers, students, and practitioners. As the field of statistical genomics continues to evolve, this handbook will remain a trusted companion for those seeking to understand and apply statistical methods in genomics and biomedicine. Balding D. Handbook of Statistical Genomics 2019