Titlebook: A Celebration of Statistics; The ISI Centenary Vo Anthony C. Atkinson,Stephen E. Fienberg Conference proceedings 1985 Springer-Verlag New Y

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Baigalmaa Tsagaan,Hiromasa Nakatanic composition of mankind cannot have changed much in the past ten or twenty thousand years, we have to explain man’s capacity for mathematics in terms of traits evolved for the needs of the hunter—gatherers of prehistory. An explanation is given in terms of the survival advantages of logical reasoni

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Roumen Kountchev,Kazumi Nakamatsual techniques, and its leaves are nearly everywhere that statisticians go. After an introduction which covers the short history of statistical computing, we discuss in some detail the various areas of statistics which have been affected by computers. The most important need of statisticians interest

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Baigalmaa Tsagaan,Hiromasa Nakatanition to managable dimensions. Such operations entail that the “error” is a derived rather than an autonomous process, suggesting designing the model to satisfy data-based and theory criteria. The relevant concepts are explained and applied to data modeling of UK new house prices in the framework of

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Baigalmaa Tsagaan,Hiromasa Nakataniespecially when the experiments are large in scale. In this paper, we review several major randomized social experiments carried out in the United States beginning in the early 1970s. We describe briefly the policy settings out of which these experiments grew, and we indicate how this type of experi

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Intelligent Systems Reference Librarycteristics of a finite population (as distinguished from inferences about a causal system which may have produced certain characteristics of the finite population). The paper gives an account of some early developments, considers criteria to guide the choice of sample design, and considers various a

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Cheng Zhou,Binbin Shuai,Xu Xu,Liqiang Maielopments in probability and stochastic processes foreshadow increasing departure from this tradition. In this paper a brief discussion is given of the topics of martingales, processes with various asymptotic independence properties, fractals, and random fields. The relevance of these processes for

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Shouzhong Li,Jingjun Yu,Yue Wu,Guanghua Zongl seriation and its generalizations to higher dimensions, which require the construction of maps from scrappy information. The second is the problem of testing a one-dimensional set of observations for the presence of an underlying unit of length. The third is the problem of testing two-dimensional

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Geometric Constraints Resulting From Puzzlesr the most ambitious project ever undertaken by ISI and probably the largest social survey ever attempted. In terms of sampling and data collection, the methodology of the project was exemplary. The data-processing record is less satisfactory, because of an initial failure to foresee the complexity