Sentence examples for statistics literature from inspiring English sources

The branch of economics concerned with measurement is one of the most esoteric in the field, and taps into a statistics literature beyond the grasp of all except the most technically savvy.

However, these developments have been totally unaware of the same in the statistics literature.

The idea of min max experiment design has been explored in the statistics literature.

Several measures for typical values are pointed out in the statistics literature [9, 15].

In statistics literature, such hazard rate is known as the upside-down bathtub shaped hazard rate and propound in the various survival studies.

The practical utility of modern methods has been documented extensively in the statistics literature, but they remain underused and relatively unknown in clinical trials.

This is one of the most important analysis contexts in marketing research since regression models are used, for example, in conjoint analysis and market response analysis, yet no previous study in either the marketing or statistics literatures explores the segment retention problem for mixture regression models.

We note that this usage of the term causal has little to do with the concept of causal inference as described in the computer science and statistics literatures (Pearl, 2000; Spirtes et al., 2000).

Jean-Marie Viprey, a researcher in lexical statistics and literature at the University of Besançon in France, accuses Mr. Labbé of using the veneer of statistical analysis and computer sciences to fool laymen into taking a ludicrous conceit for a groundbreaking discovery.

To resolve these disputes, the frequency with which the competing terms were used was objectively measured (using Google page statistics or literature count statistics).

The study is based on interviews and questionnaire responses from heat pump professionals, heat pump statistics, and literature.