Statistical methods for research workers.
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The prime object of this book is to put into the hands of research workers, and especially of biologists, the means of applying statistical tests accurately to numerical data accumulated in their own laboratories or available in the literature. This book is considered by some to be one of the 20th century's most influential books on statistical methods. Besprechung: E. S. Pearson, Science Progress 20, 733-734. \url{http://www.economics.soton.ac.uk/staff/aldrich/fisherguide/esp.htm}. The 1st edition of the Statistical Methods was widely reviewed. 6 other reviews are also available. (see links on the same website). Leon Isserlis's review in the Journal of the Royal Statistical Society. W. P. Elderton's review in the Journal of the Institute of Actuaries. Student's review in the Eugenics Review. Harold Hotelling's review in JASA. Nature review. BMJ review.
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(only showing first 100 items - show all)- Classifying one-parameter Fréchet populations on the basis of a non-linear fixed effects model
- Design choices in randomization tests that affect power
- Wright's path analysis: causal inference in the early twentieth century
- Asymptotic optimality of the square-root transformation on the gamma distribution using the Kullback-Leibler information number criterion
- Reading Keynes' treatise on probability
- Information and economics in Fisher's design of experiments
- Statistics and the modern student
- ANOVA for metric spaces, with applications to spatial data
- A new Bayesian discrepancy measure
- On generalized f -statistics
- Statistical nonparametric mapping: multivariate permutation tests for location, correlation, and regression problems in neuroimaging
- Bayesian and frequentist testing for differences between two groups with parametric and nonparametric two-sample tests
- Dynamical system identification, model selection, and model uncertainty quantification by Bayesian inference
- Frequentist operating characteristics of Bayesian optimal designs via simulation
- A robust and fast two-sample test of equal correlations with an application to differential co-expression
- B-value and empirical equivalence bound: a new procedure of hypothesis testing
- Latin squares at Rothamsted in the time of Fisher and Yates
- Testing randomness by Matching Pennies
- Balancing Covariates in Randomized Experiments with the Gram–Schmidt Walk Design
- An empirical assessment of the cost of dichotomization of the outcome of clinical trials
- Team variance optimization of n-player stochastic games with separately controlled chains
- Regression adjustment for estimating distributional treatment effects in randomized controlled trials
- Effect sizes for experimental research
- Block designs that provide optimal power in the Cochran-Mantel-Haenszel test
- On equivalence of multistage experiments with restrictions in the randomization of treatments
- An axiomatic development of Pereira-Stern e-value as a measure of support for statistical hypotheses
- Brenda Stoessiger and Roy Clapham—a statistical match in the time of Pearson and Fisher
- Asymmetric chi-square test and Cohen's w in contingency tables
- The 41\textsuperscript{st} Fisher Memorial Lecture. From Fisher to CARA: the evolution of randomization and randomization-based inference
- Fisher information as a probe of nonclassicality and fractional revivals in Gazeau-Klauder coherent states
- Revisit the partial coloring method: prefix spencer and sampling
- Book review of: P. Deng, A first course in causal inference
- A Bayesian Criterion for Rerandomization
- Asymptotic distribution-free tests related to maximum mean discrepancy
- A versatile test for equality of two survival functions based on weighted differences of Kaplan-Meier curves
- Power-enhanced two-sample mean tests for high-dimensional microbiome compositional data
- A unified combination framework for dependent tests with applications to microbiome association studies
- An alternative measure for quantifying the heterogeneity in meta-analysis
- Randomization-based Z-estimation for evaluating average and individual treatment effects
- Multiple conditional randomization tests for lagged and spillover treatment effects
- Testing departure from additivity in Tukey's model using shrinkage: application to a longitudinal setting
- Significativity indices for agreement values
- Causal effect estimation for competing risk data in randomized trial: adjusting covariates to gain efficiency
- Too many, too improbable: testing joint hypotheses and closed testing shortcuts
- Asymptotic theory of the best-choice rerandomization using the Mahalanobis distance
- A minimum Wasserstein distance approach to Fisher's combination of independent, discrete p-values
- A taxonomy of estimands for regulatory clinical trials with discontinuations
- Estimating the correlation of bivariate failure times under censoring
- Counternull Sets in Randomized Experiments
- On the Term “Randomization Test”
- A comparison of confidence interval methods for the intraclass correlation coefficient based on the one-way random effects model
- Meta-analysis of genuine and fake p-values
- Effective comparison of two potentially crossing hazard rate curves
- Comparison of two coefficients of variation: a new Bayesian approach
- A normal-probit-binomial model for the analysis of repeated sum scores from multi-item questionnaires
- Seven myths of randomisation in clinical trials
- Classical versus Bayesian statistics
- A review of multivariate permutation tests: findings and trends
- The Ashley and Patterson (1986) test for serial independence in daily stock returns, revisited
- Sample size calculation for the sequential parallel comparison design with binary endpoint using exact methods
- Post-selection inference in multiverse analysis (PIMA): an inferential framework based on the sign flipping score test
- Between- and within-cluster Spearman rank correlations
- Empirically adjusted fixed-effects meta-analysis methods in genomic studies
- Likelihood-free frequentist inference: bridging classical statistics and machine learning for reliable simulator-based inference
- Author's reply to the discussion of `Testing by betting: a strategy for statistical and scientific communication' by Glenn Shafer
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- Testing by betting: a strategy for statistical and scientific communication
- Rerandomization and Covariate Adjustment in Split-Plot Designs
- Asymptotic optimality of the Wilson-Hilferty cube-root transformation on the gamma distribution for higher-order odd central moments
- A Fisher’s Exact Test Justification of the TF–IDF Term-Weighting Scheme
- Meta-analyzing multiple functional data with functional fixed-effects model
- Maximum agreement linear predictors
- Using case description information to reduce sensitivity to bias for the attributable fraction among the exposed
- Regression adjustment in completely randomized experiments with many covariates
- Stochastic dominance results under multivariate chain majorization for extreme order statistics of a generalized Gompertz distribution
- Testing the equality of estimable parameters across many populations
- Numerical tables in early twentieth-century statistics: accuracy, usage, and computational practices
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