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Astrostatistics: The Final Frontier

Chance, 2008
Peter Freeman, Joseph Richards, Chad Schafer, Ann Lee   +3 more
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Astrostatistics

, 2012
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Astrostatistics: A Brief History and View to the Future

, 2012
Humans have long sought to understand astronomical events through the use of mathematical relationships. Ancient monuments were constructed to be aligned with stellar positions at given times of the year, and eclipses were assiduously recorded and predicted for a variety of reasons.
Joseph M. Hilbe
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Astrostatistics

Joseph M Hilbe
exaly   +4 more sources

Multitree Algorithms for Large-Scale Astrostatistics

, 2012
WILLIAM MARCH, ARKADAS OZAKIN, DONGRYEOL LEE, RYAN RIEGEL, ALEXANDER GRAY   +4 more
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Astrostatistics

Technometrics, 1998
Anita Singh, G. J. Babu, E. D. Feigelson
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Astrostatistical Challenges for the New Astronomy

2013
Joseph Hilbe, Jet Propulsion Laboratory and Arizona State University, Astrostatistics: A brief history and view to the future.- Thomas Loredo, Cornell Univ, Bayesian astrostatistics: A backward look to the future.- Stefano Andreon, INAF-Osservatorio Astronomico di Brera, Italy, Understanding better (some) astronomical data using Bayesian methods ...
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'Astrostatistics', by G. J. Babu and E. D. Fiegelson

Interdisciplinary Science Reviews, 1997
In every area of science where data are collected and interpreted there is a need for the application of statistical methods. In some sciences, such as agricultural research, medicine, and pharmacy, the value of statistics has been realised for many years and scientists and statisticians work hand in hand.
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Data Mining Projects, Discoveries and Statistics in Large Astronomical Archives: The Astrostatistics Group of the Spanish Virtual Observatory

2010
Part of the work carried out by the Spanish Virtual Observatory (SVO) is the development and test of techniques for the discovery of knowledge from large astronomical databases. The Virtual Observatory (VO) technology provides the astronomical community with archives containing large amounts of information which, analyzed with the proper tools, can ...
L. M. Sarro, M. García Torres, M. López, A. Berihuete, M. J. Márquez, F. García Sedano   +5 more
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Astrostatistics

Physics Today, 1997
G. Jogesh Babu, Eric D. Feigelson, D. Keith Robinson   +2 more
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