Classic Topics on the History of Modern Mathematical Statistics

From Laplace to More Recent Times

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  • W.
  • Cobb,
  • Professor
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  • Classic
  • Topics
  • on
  • the
  • History
  • of
  • Modern
  • Mathematical
  • Statistics:
  • From
  • Laplace
  • to
  • More
  • Recent
  • Times
  • presents
  • a
  • comprehensive
  • guide
  • to
  • the
  • history
  • of
  • mathematical
  • statistics
  • and
  • details
  • the
  • major
  • results
  • and
  • crucial
  • developments
  • over
  • a
  • 200-year
  • period.
  • Presented
  • in
  • chronological
  • order,
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  • an
  • account
  • of
  • the
  • classical
  • and
  • modern
  • works
  • that
  • are
  • essential
  • to
  • understanding
  • the
  • applications
  • of
  • mathematical
  • statistics.Divided
  • into
  • three
  • parts,
  • the
  • book
  • begins
  • with
  • extensive
  • coverage
  • of
  • the
  • probabilistic
  • works
  • of
  • Laplace,
  • who
  • laid
  • much
  • of
  • the
  • foundations
  • of
  • later
  • developments
  • in
  • statistical
  • theory.
  • Subsequently,
  • the
  • second
  • part
  • introduces
  • 20th
  • century
  • statistical
  • developments
  • including
  • work
  • from
  • Karl
  • Pearson,
  • Student,
  • Fisher,
  • and
  • Neyman.
  • Lastly,
  • the
  • author
  • addresses
  • post-Fisherian
  • developments.
  • Classic
  • Topics
  • on
  • the
  • History
  • of
  • Modern
  • Mathematical
  • Statistics:
  • From
  • Laplace
  • to
  • More
  • Recent
  • Times
  • also
  • features:Classic
  • Topics
  • on
  • the
  • History
  • of
  • Modern
  • Mathematical
  • Statistics:
  • From
  • Laplace
  • to
  • More
  • Recent
  • Times
  • is
  • an
  • excellent
  • reference
  • for
  • academicians
  • with
  • a
  • mathematical
  • background
  • who
  • are
  • teaching
  • or
  • studying
  • the
  • history
  • or
  • philosophical
  • controversies
  • of
  • mathematics
  • and
  • statistics.
  • The
  • book
  • is
  • also
  • a
  • useful
  • guide
  • for
  • readers
  • with
  • a
  • general
  • interest
  • in
  • statistical inference.
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