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• pearsonian coefficient of correlation — (ˈ)pir|sōnēən Usage: usually capitalized P Etymology: pearsonian from Karl Pearson died 1936 English scientist + English an : correlation coefficient …   Useful english dictionary

• Debabrata Basu — (Bengali: দেবব্রত বসু) (5 July 1924 – 24 March 2001) was a mathematical statistician who made fundamental contributions to the foundations of statistics. Basu invented simple examples that displayed some difficulties of likelihood based… …   Wikipedia

• Arthur Lyon Bowley — (Bristol, England November 6, 1869 January 21, 1957) was an English statistician and economist who worked on economic statistics and pioneered the use of sampling techniques in social surveys.Bowley s father, James William Lyon Bowley, was a… …   Wikipedia

• Saul Rae — Saul Forbes Rae (December 31 1914 ndash; January 9 1999) was a Canadian diplomat during the Pearsonian era of Canadian foreign policy.Rae s father was born Goodman Cohen in Palanga, Lithuania. The Cohen family had moved to Scotland in the pogrom… …   Wikipedia

• Michael Ignatieff — The Honourable Michael Grant Ignatieff PC, Ph.D. 11 Honorary Doctorates …   Wikipedia

• Histogramm — Beispiel für ein Histogramm Ein Histogramm ist eine graphische Darstellung der Häufigkeitsverteilung metrisch skalierter Merkmale. Ein Histogramm erfordert die Einteilung der Daten in Klassen, die eine konstante oder variable Breite haben können …   Deutsch Wikipedia

• association coefficients — consist of a number used to indicate the degree to which two variables or attributes are related. Two basic types are covariation measures and dis/similarity measures. Covariation measures (such as the Pearsonian product moment correlation, r)… …   Dictionary of sociology

• perfect correlation — noun : correlation for which the Pearsonian coefficient or its equivalent for multiple correlation is 1 …   Useful english dictionary