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Statistical Methods in Anthropology [PDF]
Nature, 1951 IN their interesting letter in Nature1 on statistical methods in anthropology, Dr. J. Bronowski and Mr. W. M. Long suggest that the reason why Prof. Zuckerman's findings were at odds with those based on classical comparisons was that he had compared each measurement separately instead of using the comprehensive test provided by the discriminant ...
Yates, F., Healy, M. J. R.
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Statistical methods in genetics [PDF]
Briefings in Bioinformatics, 2006 In recent years, a very large variety of statistical methodologies, at various levels of complexity, have been put forward to analyse genotype data and detect genetic variations that may be responsible for increasing the susceptibility to disease. This review provides a concise account of a number of selected statistical methods for population-based ...
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Pitfalls in statistical methods [PDF]
Journal of Nuclear Cardiology, 2012 n ...
PETRETTA, MARIO, CUOCOLO, ALBERTO
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Statistical methods in microbiology [PDF]
Clinical Microbiology Reviews, 1990 Statistical methodology is viewed by the average laboratory scientist, or physician, sometimes with fear and trepidation, occasionally with loathing, and seldom with fondness. Statistics may never be loved by the medical community, but it does not have to be hated by them.
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Statistical Methods Are Inadequate [PDF]
Deutsches Ärzteblatt international, 2010 I would agree that, when administering pharmacologically effective medications, the mechanisms that underlie the administration of a placebo should be consciously exploited. I would, however, argue that such mechanisms cannot be achieved with very little effort.
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Reflection on modern methods: statistical, policy and ethical implications of using age-standardized health indicators to quantify inequities. [PDF]
Int J Epidemiol, 2022 Thurber KA +9 more
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Nonparametric Statistical Methods
, 2010 Nonparametric methods are appropriate when certain assumptions about distributions that common parametric methods make are questionable. In this entry, we review nonparametric statistical tests based on exact or simulated sampling distributions. We also discuss methods for nonparametric data exploration and nonparametric regression and we explain ...
Sijtsma, K., Emons, W.H.M.
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A method of statistical neurodynamics
Kybernetik, 1974 A method of statistical neurodynamics is presented for treating ensembles of nets of randomly connected neuron-like elements. The concept of a macrostate plays a fundamental role in statistical neurodynamics and a criterion is given for ascertaining that given macroscopic quantities together constitute a macrostate. The activity of a nerve net is shown
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