The Salvation Army led the 1999 survey of the top 400 charities for the eighth straight year, receiving $1.4 billion in cash and donated goods, according to The Chronicle of Philanthropy, which began compiling contribution statistics in 1991.
We also generated marginal effect plots with associated uncertainty intervals and relative contribution statistics (how often each covariate was selected during the model fitting process) as quantification of the sensitivity of the model to the different covariates.
(in the Methods) "We also generated marginal effect plots with associated uncertainty intervals and relative contribution statistics (how often each covariate was selected during the model fitting process) as quantification of the sensitivity of the model to the different covariates.
Although Galton may well have been guilty of usurping the work of others, as in the case of fingerprints (cited by Teresi), his fundamental contributions to statistics remain undisputed.
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One of his most famous contributions to statistics is sequential sampling.
Although of fundamental impact, these and myriad other contributions of statistics are widely unknown to the public, which is why more than 1,600 organizations in 112 countries are joining together to promote 2013 as the International Year of Statistics.
In recognition of his important contributions to statistics, he was named Honorary Fellow of the Institute of Mathematical Statistics (1998), Fellow of the American Statistical Association (2000) and Elected Member of the International Statistical Institute (2002).
SG performed algal cultures and functional measurements according to FF's expertise, as well as data analyses and modeling with GM's contribution for statistics.
