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  • Layman’s abstract for paper on goodness‐of‐fit tests for distributions estimated from complex survey data
    Research Article

    Layman’s abstract for paper on goodness‐of‐fit tests for distributions estimated from complex survey data

    1st November 2019

    Every few days, we will be publishing layman's abstracts of new articles from our prestigious portfolio of journals in statistics. The aim is to highlight the latest research to a broader audience in...
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    Layman’s abstract for paper on a semiparametric approach for modelling multivariate nonlinear time series

    1st November 2019

    Every few days, we will be publishing layman's abstracts of new articles from our prestigious portfolio of journals in statistics. The aim is to highlight the latest research to a broader...
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  • How Google is boosting the value of wind energy by using statistics
    Feature

    How Google is boosting the value of wind energy by using statistics

    21st October 2019

    Author: Carlos Grajales A few months ago, the International Energy Agency reported record high global carbon emissions in 2018 . Once again protesters turned to the streets; once again a debate of...
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  • Electric Cars: Where are they, where have they been, and where are they going?
    Feature

    Electric Cars: Where are they, where have they been, and where are they going?

    30th September 2019

    Author: Alison Goldstein These days, every device we own seems thirsty for electricity: our computers, our phones, lightbulbs, dishwashers. And yet most of our transportation still relies on other...
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  • “It’s important for Statistics to maintain its identity”: An interview with Alan Gelfand
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    “It’s important for Statistics to maintain its identity”: An interview with Alan Gelfand

    23rd September 2019

    Alan Gelfand is the James B. Duke Emeritus Professor of Statistics and Decision Sciences at Duke University and is best known for his significant contributions to the fields of Bayesian...
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  • “Alexa, what are the stats?”: How the Amazon Echo is powered by data science
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    “Alexa, what are the stats?”: How the Amazon Echo is powered by data science

    10th September 2019

    Author: Carlos Grajales About five years ago, Amazon released the first version of Echo, an internet-connected speaker, unique for its proprietary always-on voice assistant . At first glance, Echo...
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  • Layman’s abstract: Empirical likelihood confidence intervals under imputation for missing survey data from stratified simple random sampling
    Research Article

    Layman’s abstract: Empirical likelihood confidence intervals under imputation for missing survey data from stratified simple random sampling

    6th September 2019

    Every few days, we will be publishing layman's abstracts of new articles from our prestigious portfolio of journals in statistics. The aim is to highlight the latest research to a broader audience in...
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  • Layman’s abstract: Linear mode regression with covariate measurement error
    Research Article

    Layman’s abstract: Linear mode regression with covariate measurement error

    24th August 2019

    Every few days, we will be publishing layman's abstracts of new articles from our prestigious portfolio of journals in statistics. The aim is to highlight the latest research to a broader audience in...
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  • Layman’s abstract: Evaluation of functional covariate-environment interaction in the Cox regression model
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    Layman’s abstract: Evaluation of functional covariate-environment interaction in the Cox regression model

    20th August 2019

    Every few days, we will be publishing layman's abstracts of new articles from our prestigious portfolio of journals in statistics. The aim is to highlight the latest research to a broader audience...
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  • Layman’s abstract: Modelling hierarchical clustered censored data with the hierarchical Kendall copula
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    Layman’s abstract: Modelling hierarchical clustered censored data with the hierarchical Kendall copula

    16th August 2019

    Every week on Statistics Views, we publish layman's abstracts of new articles from our prestigious portfolio of journals in statistics. The aim is to highlight the latest research to a broader...
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