Sentence examples for pair of statisticians from inspiring English sources
As Julia Felsenthal detailed over at Slate, today's women's clothing sizes have their roots in a depression-era government project to define the "Average American Woman" by sending a pair of statisticians to survey and measure nearly 15,000 women.
In a new paper, a pair of statisticians at the University of Vermont argue that linguistic analysis — not just of song lyrics but of blogs and speeches — could add a new and valuable dimension to a growing area of mass psychology: the determination of national well-being.
Cronkite had considered inviting all of the CBS workers to watch Super Bowl XIV but when he was reminded there were more than 100, he limited it to a half-dozen: A pair of "Evening News" writers, Leiser, statistician Warren Mitofsky (who in the years to come would be credited as the creator of voter sampling used by all the networks), reporter Morton Dean and me.
"SAS comes from the legacy world of statisticians and programmers.
These problems need the perspective of statisticians rather than astronomers.
Nate Silver's army of statisticians at FiveThirtyEight are more steady.
Their project team is an interdisciplinary quartet of two faculty, the biologist and a mathematical scientist (a mathematician, statistician, or computer scientist), and a similar pair of undergraduates.
Statisticians assess a measure's persistence and its predictive value by examining the coefficient of correlation: the degree of the linear relationship between variables in a pair of distributions.
