Titlebook: I. J. Bienaymé; Statistical Theory A C. C. Heyde,E. Seneta Book 1977 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1977 Bienayme, Irenee Jules.S

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Historical background,is time is fairly well understood, in large part through Isaac Todhunter’s book (1865), which gives an encyclopedic treatment. See also Hacking (1975) and David (1962), which essentially do not go past Moivre; and Maistrov (1974). For the less mathematical aspects of statistics see, for example, Westergaard (1932) and Meitzen (1891).

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Linear least squares,e whole development of this chapter. We shall use modern matrix notation in our exposition and shall otherwise simplify the original mathematical notation where convenient. It is well to note, however, that use of modern notation obscures many of the difficulties encountered by the original workers.

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Demography and social statistics,cked formal mathematical training but might have been influenced by Fourier, who occupied the post of director of the Bureau of Statistics of the department of the Seine from 1815 until his death in 1830.

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Book 1977es. In this work he announced the key criticality theorem 28 years before it was rediscovered in incomplete form by Galton and Watson (after whom the process was subsequently and erroneously named). Bienayme was not an obscure figure in his time and he achieved a position of some eminence both as a

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