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(Suggest an Edit or Addition)According to Wikipedia, Karl Pearson was an English mathematician and biostatistician. He has been credited with establishing the discipline of mathematical statistics. He founded the world's first university statistics department at University College London in 1911, and contributed significantly to the field of biometrics and meteorology. Pearson was also a proponent of Social Darwinism and eugenics, and his thought is an example of what is today described as scientific racism. Pearson was a protégé and biographer of Sir Francis Galton. He edited and completed both William Kingdon Clifford's Common Sense of the Exact Sciences and Isaac Todhunter's History of the Theory of Elasticity, Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 , following their deaths.
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- LIII. On lines and planes of closest fit to systems of points in space (1901) (10515)
- On the Criterion that a Given System of Deviations from the Probable in the Case of a Correlated System of Variables is Such that it Can be Reasonably Supposed to have Arisen from Random Sampling (1900) (2550)
- VII. Note on regression and inheritance in the case of two parents (2314)
- Contributions to the Mathematical Theory of Evolution (1644)
- Biometrika (1902) (1545)
- Mathematical Contributions to the Theory of Evolution. III. Regression, Heredity, and Panmixia (1395)
- Contributions to the Mathematical Theory of Evolution. II. Skew Variation in Homogeneous Material (1132)
- Mathematical contributions to the theory of evolution.—On a form of spurious correlation which may arise when indices are used in the measurement of organs (980)
- NOTES ON THE HISTORY OF CORRELATION (1920) (640)
- Mathematical contributions to the theory of evolution. VIII. On the correlation of characters not quantitatively measurable (537)
- The Problem of the Random Walk (1905) (484)
- Mathematical contributions to the theory of evolution. V. On the reconstruction of the stature of prehistoric races (376)
- Mathematical Contributions to the Theory of Evolution. XI. On the Influence of Natural Selection on the Variability and Correlation of Organs (371)
- On the χ 2 Test of Goodness of Fit (1922) (360)
- Mathematical Contributions to the Theory of Evolution. IX. On the Principle of Homotyposis and Its Relation to Heredity, to the Variability of the Individual, and to that of the Race. Part I. Homotypos in the Vegetable Kingdom (343)
- “The Grammar of Science” (1900) (339)
- ON THE LAWS OF INHERITANCE IN MAN I. INHERITANCE OF PHYSICAL CHARACTERS (1903) (327)
- Mathematical Contributions to the Theory of Evolution. XIX. Second Supplement to a Memoir on Skew Variation (299)
- The Grammar of Science (295)
- ON THE COEFFICIENT OF RACIAL LIKENESS (1926) (277)
- Treasury of human inheritance (210)
- Mathematical contributions to the theory of evolution. IV. On the probable errors of frequency constants and on the influence of random selection on variation and correlation (189)
- ON A METHOD OF DETERMINING WHETHER A SAMPLE OF SIZE n SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN DRAWN FROM A PARENT POPULATION HAVING A KNOWN PROBABILITY INTEGRAL HAS PROBABLY BEEN DRAWN AT RANDOM (1933) (182)
- On Theories of Association (1913) (169)
- Mathematical contributions to the theory of evolution.—On the law of reversion (166)
- DETERMINATION OF THE COEFFICIENT OF CORRELATION. (1909) (133)
- Mathematical Contributions to the Theory of Evolution. VI. Genetic (Reproductive) Selection: Inheritance of Fertility in Man, and of Fecundity in Thoroughbred Racehorses (131)
- THE FUNDAMENTAL PROBLEM OF PRACTICAL STATISTICS (1920) (126)
- Mathematical contributions to the theory of evolution. XII.—On a generalised theory of alternative inheritance, with special reference to Mendel's laws (125)
- Mathematical contributions to the theory of evolution, On the law of ancestral heredity (124)
- Annals of Eugenics. (122)
- ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE CORRELATION COEFFICIENT IN SMALL SAMPLES. APPENDIX II TO THE PAPERS OF “STUDENT” AND R. A. FISHER. A COOPERATIVE STUDY (1917) (114)
- ON THE GENERALISED PROBABLE ERROR IN MULTIPLE NORMAL CORRELATION (1908) (113)
- Mathematical contributions to the theory of evolution.—X. Supplement to a memoir on skew variation (109)
- ON THE SYSTEMATIC FITTING OF CURVES TO OBSERVATIONS AND MEASUREMENTS (1902) (107)
- ON A NEW METHOD OF DETERMINING CORRELATION BETWEEN A MEASURED CHARACTER A, AND A CHARACTER B, OF WHICH ONLY THE PERCENTAGE OF CASES WHEREIN B EXCEEDS (OR FALLS SHORT OF) A GIVEN INTENSITY IS RECORDED FOR EACH GRADE OF A (1909) (97)
- Statistical Tests (1935) (94)
- On the Probable Error of a Coefficient of Correlation as found from a Fourfold Table (1913) (87)
- DEXTRALITY AND SINISTRALITY OF HAND AND EYE (1927) (82)
- ON POLYCHORIC COEFFICIENTS OF CORRELATION (1922) (81)
- Random sampling numbers (81)
- ON THE INHERITANCE OF THE DURATION OF LIFE, AND ON THE INTENSITY OF NATURAL SELECTION IN MAN. (1901) (79)
- ON THE LAW OF ANCESTRAL HEREDITY. (1903) (79)
- METHOD OF MOMENTS AND METHOD OF MAXIMUM LIKELIHOOD (1936) (75)
- ON THE PROBABILITY THAT TWO INDEPENDENT DISTRIBUTIONS OF FREQUENCY ARE REALLY SAMPLES FROM THE SAME PARENT POPULATION (1932) (75)
- National Life From The Standpoint Of Science (74)
- ON THE BIOMETRIC CONSTANTS OF THE HUMAN SKULL (1924) (73)
- Tracts for Computers (1923) (69)
- I. On the X 2 test of Goodness of Fit (1922) (66)
- On the Distribution of the Correlation Coefficient in Small Samples. Appendix II to the Papers of "Student" and R. A. Fisher (1917) (65)
- Mathematical contributions to the theory of evolution. XI.—On the influence of natural selection on the variability and correlation of organs (64)
- Karl Pearson : an appreciation of some aspects of his life and work (1939) (64)
- ON THE LAWS OF INHERITANCE IN MAN II. ON THE INHERITANCE OF THE MENTAL AND MORAL CHARACTERS IN MAN, AND ITS COMPARISON WITH THE INHERITANCE OF THE PHYSICAL CHARACTERS (1903) (64)
- IV. Contributions to the mathematical theory of evolution. III. Regression, heredity, and panmixia (64)
- Measurements of Medieval English Femora (59)
- The Problem of the Random Walk (1905) (59)
- ON THE RELATIONSHIP OF INTELLIGENCE TO SIZE AND SHAPE OF HEAD, AND TO OTHER PHYSICAL AND MENTAL CHARACTERS (1906) (58)
- STUDY OF THE CORRELATION OF THE HUMAN SKULL. (57)
- Tables for Statisticians and Biometricians, Part II (1932) (57)
- Mathematical Contributions to the Theory of Evolution. VIII. On the Inheritance of Characters not Capable of Exact Quantitative Measurement. Part I. Introductory. Part II. On the Inheritance of Coat-Colour in Horses. Part III. On the Inheritance of Eye-Colour in Man (55)
- ON THE SESAMOIDS OF THE KNEE-JOINT (1921) (55)
- THE PROBLEM OF ALIEN IMMIGRATION INTO GREAT BRITAIN, ILLUSTRATED BY AN EXAMINATION OF RUSSIAN AND POLISH JEWISH CHILDREN (1927) (51)
- Historical Note on the Origin of the Normal Curve of Errors (1924) (48)
- On the Measurement of the Influence of “Broad Categories” on Correlation (1913) (48)
- Data for the problem of evolution in man. II. A first study of the inheritance of longevity and the selective death-rate in man (47)
- FURTHER INVESTIGATION OF THE MORPHOMETRIC CHARACTERS OF THE INDIVIDUAL BONES OF THE HUMAN SKULL (1935) (46)
- Genetic Studies of Genius Vol 3 : The Promise of Youth : Follow-up Studies of a Thousand Gifted Children (1931) (46)
- JAMES BERNOULLI'S THEOREM (1925) (46)
- Race Crossing in Jamaica (1930) (44)
- On the sesamoids of the knee-joint. Part I (1921) (44)
- III. Contributions to the mathematical theory of evolution (41)
- The chances of death : and other studies in evolution / By Karl Pearson ... (39)
- FURTHER APPLICATIONS IN STATISTICS OF THE Tm (x) BESSEL FUNCTION (1932) (38)
- The Scope and Importance to the State of the Science of National Eugenics. The Fourteenth Boyle Lecture. (1908) (36)
- ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE FIRST PRODUCT MOMENT-COEFFICIENT, IN SAMPLES DRAWN FROM AN INDEFINITELY LARGE NORMAL POPULATION (1929) (34)
- ON A NEW METHOD OF DETERMINING “GOODNESS OF FIT.” (1934) (34)
- ON THE FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTIONS OF BIOLOGY (1902) (33)
- On the mathematical theory of errors of judgement with special reference to the personal equation (1901) (32)
- Mathematical contributions to the theory of evolution. IX.—On the principle of homotyposis and its relation to heredity, to the variability of the individual, and to that of the race. Part I.—homotyposis in the vegetable kingdom (32)
- VII. On the General Theory of the Influence of Selection on Correlation and Variation (31)
- Data for the problem of evolution in man. V. On the correlation between duration of life and the number of offspring (31)
- The Growth of St Louis Children (1894) (29)
- On the Ancestral Gametic Correlations of a Mendelian Population Mating at Random (1909) (28)
- ON THE PROBLEM OF SEXING OSTEOMETRIC MATERIAL (1915) (28)
- THE WILKINSON HEAD OF OLIVER CROMWELL AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO BUSTS, MASKS AND PAINTED PORTRAITS (1934) (26)
- ON NON-SKEW FREQUENCY SURFACES (1923) (26)
- A STUDY OF THE NEGRO SKULL WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE CONGO AND GABOON CRANIA (26)
- ON THE GENERAL THEORY OF MULTIPLE CONTINGENCY WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO PARTIAL CONTINGENCY (1916) (24)
- On a Correction to be Made to the Correlation Ratio η (1911) (24)
- On certain Types of Compound Frequency Distribution in which the Component can be individually described by Binomial Series (1915) (24)
- ON THE PROBABILITY THAT TWO INDEPENDENT DISTRIBUTIONS OF FREQUENCY ARE REALLY SAMPLES OF THE SAME POPULATION, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO RECENT WORK ON THE IDENTITY OF TRYPANOSOME STRAINS (1914) (24)
- THE SKULL AND PORTRAITS OF HENRY STEWART, LORD DARNLEY, AND THEIR BEARING ON THE TRAGEDY OF MARY, QUEEN OF SCOTS (1928) (23)
- On the Influence of Past Experience on Future Expectation. (1907) (23)
- ON A METHOD OF ASCERTAINING LIMITS TO THE ACTUAL NUMBER OF MARKED MEMBERS IN A POPULATION OF GIVEN SIZE FROM A SAMPLE (1928) (22)
- The life, letters and labours of Francis Galton, by Karl Pearson ... (22)
- Data for the problem of evolution in man. III.—On the magnitude of certain coefficients of correlation in man, &c (21)
- ON GENERALISED TCHEBYCHEFF THEOREMS IN THE MATHEMATICAL THEORY OF STATISTICS (1919) (21)
- ON MEASUREMENT OF THE INTERNAL DIAMETERS OF THE SKULL IN RELATION:(I) TO THE PREDICTION OF ITS CAPACITY, (II) TO THE “PRE-EMINENCE” OF THE LEFT HEMISPHERE (1929) (20)
- The Intensity of Natural Selection in Man (1912) (20)
- Chance or Vitalism (1898) (20)
- ON CORRECTIONS FOR THE MOMENT-COEFFICIENTS OF LIMITED RANGE FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTIONS WHEN THERE ARE FINITE OR INFINITE ORDINATES AND ANY SLOPES AT THE TERMINALS OF THE RANGE (1919) (19)
- A COOPERATIVE STUDY OF QUEENS, DRONES AND WORKERS IN “VESPA VULGARIS.” (1907) (19)
- XV. On certain properties of the hypergeometrical series, and on the fitting of such series to observation polygons in the theory of chance (1899) (19)
- Calculating Machines (19)
- On the Mean Character and Variance of a Ranked Individual, and on the Mean and Variance of the Intervals Between Ranked Individuals (1931) (19)
- On the Theory of Contingency (1930) (18)
- V. On certain Errors with regard to Multiple Correlation occasionally made by those who have not adequately studied this Subject (1914) (18)
- Mathematical contributions to the theory of evolution.―On homotyposis in homologous but differentiated organs (17)
- Z-Test (1931) (17)
- DARWINISM, BIOMETRY AND SOME RECENT BIOLOGY. I. (1910) (17)
- V. On the Change in Expectation of Life in Man during a period of circa 2000 years (17)
- ON THE PRODUCT-MOMENTS OF VARIOUS ORDERS OF THE NORMAL CORRELATION SURFACE OF TWO VARIATES (1918) (17)
- A STUDY OF THE BIOMETRIC CONSTANTS OF ENGLISH BRAIN-WEIGHTS, AND THEIR RELATIONSHIPS TO EXTERNAL PHYSICAL MEASUREMENTS (1905) (17)
- ON THE EXISTENCE OF THE DIGITAL DEFORMITY—SO‐CALLED “LOBSTER CLAW”—IN THE APES (1931) (17)
- ON THE PROBABLE ERROR OF A COEFFICIENT OF CONTINGENCY WITHOUT APPROXIMATION (1916) (17)
- Mathematical contributions to the theory of evolution. On the inheritance of the cephalic index (16)
- On the Correlation of Death‐Rates (1910) (16)
- THE FIFTEEN CONSTANT BIVARIATE FREQUENCY SURFACE (1925) (16)
- Data for the problem of evolution in man. I. A first study of the variability and correlation of the hand (16)
- NOTES ON SKEW FREQUENCY SURFACES (1923) (16)
- ON THE INHERITANCE OF MENTAL DISEASE (1931) (16)
- ON THE INHERITANCE OF THE DEFORMITY KNOWN AS SPLIT-FOOT OR LOBSTER-CLAW (1908) (16)
- The Groundwork of Eugenics (1909) (15)
- Asymmetrical Frequency Curves (1893) (15)
- EXPERIMENTAL DISCUSSION OF THE (χ2, P) TEST FOR GOODNESS OF FIT (1932) (15)
- NUMERICAL ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE VARIATE DIFFERENCE CORRELATION METHOD (1914) (14)
- ON A MATHEMATICAL THEORY OF DETERMINANTAL INHERITANCE, FROM SUGGESTIONS AND NOTES OF THE LATE W. F. R. WELDON (1908) (14)
- Measurements of Medieval English Femora (1915) (14)
- ON SOME NOVEL PROPERTIES OF PARTIAL AND MULTIPLE CORRELATION COEFFICIENTS IN A UNIVERSE OF MANIFOLD CHARACTERISTICS (1916) (14)
- The Theory of Ancestral Contributions in Heredity (1909) (14)
- XLII. On a brief proof of the fundamental formula for testing the goodness of fit of frequency distributions, and on the probable error of “P.” (1916) (14)
- XXVII. On the influence of past experience on future expectation (1907) (14)
- Tables of the Complete and Incomplete Elliptic Integrals (1935) (14)
- THE CRANIAL COORDINATOGRAPH, THE STANDARD PLANES OF THE SKULL, AND THE VALUE OF CARTESIAN GEOMETRY TO THE CRANIOLOGIST, WITH SOME ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE USES OF THE NEW METHOD (1933) (13)
- TWO NEW PEDIGREES OF MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY (1933) (13)
- National life from the standpoint of science, by Karl Pearson. (12)
- ON THE VARIATE DIFFERENCE METHOD (1923) (12)
- II. Further Note on the χ2 test of Goodness of Fit (1923) (12)
- ON THE INHERITANCE OF COAT-COLOUR IN CATTLE (1906) (12)
- II. On an Extension of the Method of Correlation by Grades or Ranks (1914) (12)
- Researches on the Mode of Distribution of the Constants of Samples Taken at Random from a Bivariate Normal Population (1926) (12)
- VI. On the Influence of Double Selection on the Variation and Correlation of two Character (1908) (12)
- CRANIAL TYPE-CONTOURS (1911) (12)
- III. On certain Points connected with scale Order in the Case of the Correlation of two characters which for some arrangement give a Linear Regression Line (1906) (12)
- ON THE CONSTANTS OF INDEX-DISTRIBUTIONS AS DEDUCED FROM THE LIKE CONSTANTS FOR THE COMPONENTS OF THE RATIO, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE OPSONIC INDEX (1910) (11)
- ON THE SKULL AND PORTRAITS OF GEORGE BUCHANAN (1926) (11)
- Asymmetrical Frequency Curves (11)
- ON THE APPEARANCE OF MULTIPLE CASES OF DISEASE IN THE SAME HOUSE (11)
- 27. On the Reconstruction of Cranial Capacity from External Measurements (1926) (11)
- II . Reply to certain Criticisms of Mr G. U. Yule (1907) (11)
- ON THE APPLICATIONS OF THE DOUBLE BESSEL FUNCTION K 1, 2 (x) TO STATISTICAL PROBLEMS (1933) (11)
- Mathematical contributions to the theory of evolution. On telegony in man. &c (11)
- ON A NEW METHOD OF DETERMINING CORRELATION, WHEN ONE VARIABLE IS GIVEN BY ALTERNATIVE AND THE OTHER BY MULTIPLE CATEGORIES (1910) (11)
- IV. On the Modal Value of an Organ or Character (10)
- Multiple Cases of Disease in the same HouseAppendix to Papers in Biometrika, Vol. viii. p. 404 and p. 430 (1913) (10)
- Inheritance of Psychical Characters (1919) (10)
- ON THE RELATIVE VARIATION AND CORRELATION IN CIVILIZED AND UNCIVILIZED RACES. (1897) (10)
- ON THE MEASUREMENT OF INTERNAL CAPACITY FROM CRANIAL CIRCUMFERENCES (1904) (10)
- Mathematics and Biology (10)
- I. Contributions to the mathematical theory of evolution. Note on reproductive selection (1896) (10)
- ON STABILITY OF THE CEPHALIC INDICES WITHIN THE RACE (1924) (10)
- ON THE IMPORTANCE OF THE TYPE SILHOUETTE FOR RACIAL CHARACTERISATION IN ANTHROPOLOGY (1928) (10)
- A SECOND COOPERATIVE STUDY OF VESPA VULGARIS. COMPARISON OF QUEENS OF A SINGLE NEST AND QUEENS OF A GENERAL POPULATION (1909) (9)
- THE SKULL OF ROBERT THE BRUCE, KING OF SCOTLAND, 1274–1329 (1924) (9)
- Note on the Surface of Constant Association (1913) (9)
- ON THE MULTIPLE CORRELATION OF BROTHERS, BEING A NOTE ON MR J. O. IRWIN'S MEMOIR., AND ON MY STATEMENT OF THE APPLICATION OF GALTON'S DIFFERENCE PROBLEM TO THE DETERMINATION OF THE DEGREE OF RELATIONSHIP OF BROTHERS, MADE IN AUGUST 1902. (1925) (9)
- ON A CERTAIN DOUBLE HYPERGEOMETRICAL SERIES AND ITS REPRESENTATION BY CONTINUOUS FREQUENCY SURFACES (1924) (9)
- Mendel's Law (1904) (9)
- On the correlation of the mental and physical characters in man. Part II (8)
- On the continuity of mental defect (8)
- On the sesamoids of the knee joint. Part 1 Man (8)
- On the Mean-Error of Frequency Distributions (1924) (8)
- NOTE ON THE SKIN-COLOUR OF THE CROSSES BETWEEN NEGRO AND WHITE (1909) (8)
- ON THE APPLICATION OF “GOODNESS OF FIT” TABLES TO TEST REGRESSION CURVES AND THEORETICAL CURVES USED TO DESCRIBE OBSERVATIONAL OR EXPERIMENTAL DATA (1916) (8)
- THE RELATIVE BRAIN-WEIGHT OF MAN AND WOMAN (1906) (8)
- V. Note on the Significant or Non-significant character of a Sub-sample drawn from a Sample (1906) (8)
- I. A Rejoinder to Professor Kapteyn (1906) (8)
- FURTHER EVIDENCE OF NATURAL SELECTION IN MAN (1915) (8)
- On Jewish-Gentile Relationships (1936) (8)
- A second study of the influence of parental alcoholism on the physique and ability of the offspring : being a reply to certain medical critics of the first memoir and an examination of the rebutting evidence cited by them (8)
- FURTHER CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE THEORY OF SMALL SAMPLES (1925) (8)
- Cloudiness: Note on a novel case of frequency (8)
- ON A NEW THEORY OF PROGRESSIVE EVOLUTION (1930) (8)
- Old Tripos Days at Cambridge, As Seen from Another Viewpoint (1936) (8)
- ON THE MOMENTS OF THE HYPERGEOMETRICAL SERIES (1924) (8)
- Note on Dr Simpson's Memoir on Paramæcium caudatum (1902) (7)
- ON THE RELATION OF THE DURATION OF PREGNANCY TO SIZE OF LITTER AND OTHER CHARACTERS IN BITCHES (1931) (7)
- Francis Galton, 1822-1922 : a centenary appreciation (7)
- Mathematical contributions to the theory of evolution. VII.—On the application of certain formulæ in the theory of correlation to the inheritance of characters not capabl of quantitative measurement (7)
- Note on Bayes' Theorem (1924) (7)
- Statistics in Biological Research (1929) (7)
- I. On the Probable Error of a Coefficient of Mean Square Contingency (1915) (7)
- I. On a General Method of determining the successive terms in a Skew Regreuion Line (1921) (7)
- I. Professor Aurel von Török's attack on the Arithmetical Mean (1903) (7)
- On an Apparent Fallacy in the Statistical Treatment of “Antedating” in the Inheritance of Pathological Conditions. (1912) (7)
- Note on Standardisation of Method of Using the Coefficient of Racial Likeness (1928) (7)
- I. On the Surface of Constant Association Q = 0.6 (1913) (7)
- APPENDIX TO A PAPER BY PROFESSOR TOKISHIGE HOJO (1931) (7)
- On the Inheritance of Coat-Colour in Cattle: Part I. Shorthorn Crosses and Pure Shorthorn Crosses and Pure Shorthorns (1906) (7)
- The Mendelian Quarter (1904) (6)
- THE PROPORTION OF COUSIN MARRIAGES IN THE GENERAL POPULATION (1908) (6)
- On Skew Probability Curves (1895) (6)
- A THIRD COOPERATIVE STUDY OF VESPA VULGARIS. COMPARISON OF QUEENS OF A SINGLE NEST WITH QUEENS OF THE GENERAL AUTUMN POPULATION (1911) (6)
- THE OPSONIC INDEX—“MATHEMATICAL ERROR AND FUNCTIONAL ERROR” (1911) (6)
- NOTE ON SECTION VI OF DR K. WAGNER'S MEMOIR (1935) (5)
- The Skull of Robert the Bruce (1925) (5)
- On a Criterion Which May Serve to Test Various Theories of Inheritance (5)
- ALBINISM IN DOGS (1929) (5)
- THE MATHEMATICS OF INTELLIGENCE I. THE SAMPLING ERRORS IN THE THEORY OF A GENERALISED FACTOR (1927) (5)
- De Saint-Venant Solution for the Flexure of Cantilevers of Cross-Section in the Form of Complete and Curtate Circular Sectors, and on the Influence of the Manner of Fixing the Built-In End of the Cantilever on Its Deflection (1919) (5)
- XI. On the distribution of frequency (variation and correlation) of the barometric height at divers stations (5)
- A First Study of the Statistics of Pulmonary Tuberculosis. (Drapers' Company Research Memoirs: Studies on National Deterioration, II.) (1907) (5)
- ON OUR PRESENT KNOWLEDGE OF THE RELATIONSHIP OF MIND AND BODY (1926) (5)
- On a certain Atomic Hypothesis (1888) (5)
- On the partial correlation ratio (1915) (5)
- Mathematical contributions to the theory of evolution. On the relative variation and correlation in civilised and uncivilised races (5)
- Asymmetry and Vitalism (5)
- On the Improbability of a Random Distribution of the Stars in Space (1910) (4)
- IV. On “Cancer Houses”, from the Data of the late Th. Law Webb, M.D. (4)
- NOTE.—The Definition of the Alveolar Point (1925) (4)
- Appendix to Dr. Elderton's Paper on "The Lanarkshire Milk Experiment.". (1933) (4)
- II. On the Curves which are most suitable for describing the frequency of Random Samples of a Population (1906) (4)
- Henry Briggs and his Work on Logarithms (1925) (4)
- Saint-Venant to Lord Kelvin (4)
- The Distribution of Prepotency (1898) (4)
- Further Remarks on the Law of Ancestral Heredity (1911) (4)
- III. Note on the Honduras Piebald (1913) (4)
- History of Elasticity (1885) (4)
- Nature and nurture (4)
- On the correlation of intellectual ability with the size and shape of the head. (Preliminary notice.) (4)
- WAS THE SKULL OF THE MORIORI ARTIFICIALLY DEFORMED (1921) (4)
- Note on the Relationship of the Incomplete B-function to the Sum of the first p terms of the Binomial (a+b)n (1924) (4)
- ON CRITERIA FOR THE EXISTENCE OF DIFFERENTIAL DEATHRATES (1916) (4)
- SOME PROPERTIES OF “STUDENT'S” z: CORRELATION, REGRESSION AND SCEDASTICITY OF z WITH THE MEAN AND STANDARD DEVIATION OF THE SAMPLE (1931) (4)
- The Application of the Coefficient of Racial Likeness to Test the Character of Samples (1928) (4)
- ON THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE TEACHER'S APPRECIATION OF GENERAL INTELLIGENCE (1911) (4)
- NOTE. To prove that the Expectation of Life at any Age is greater than the Mean Age of all Persons living greater than this Age (1924) (4)
- Note on the Honduras Piebald (1913) (3)
- IX. On the Probable Error of Mean-Square Contingency (1906) (3)
- II. Note on the Separate Inheritance of Quantity and Quality in Cows' Milk (1910) (3)
- Craniological Notes: Professor Aurel von Torok's Attack on the Arithmetical Mean (1903) (3)
- On some disregarded points in the stability of masonry dams (3)
- ON THE NEST AND EGGS OF THE COMMON TERN (S. FLUVIATILIS). A THIRD COOPERATIVE STUDY (1919) (3)
- I. Inheritance of Psyohical Characters (1919) (3)
- On the Mean Character and Variance of a Ranked Individual, and on the Mean and Variance of the Intervals Between Ranked Individuals: Part II. Case of Certain Skew Curves (1932) (3)
- HOME CONDITIONS AND EYESIGHT (1909) (3)
- THE INFLUENCE OF ISOLATION ON THE DIPHTHERIA ATTACK- AND DEATH-RATES (1915) (3)
- ALBINISM IN MAN (1907) (3)
- On the distribution of frequency (variation and correlation) of the barometric height at diverse stations (3)
- THE LAWS OF CHANCE, IN RELATION TO THOUGHT AND CONDUCTINTRODUCTORY, DEFINITIONS AND FUNDAMIENTAL CONCEPTIONS (1941) (3)
- (ii) Note on Mr Palin Elderton's Corrections to the Moments of J-curves (1933) (3)
- The Utility of Specific Characters (1896) (3)
- ON INHERITANCE OF COAT-COLOUR IN THE GREYHOUND (1904) (3)
- An experimental study of the stresses in masonry dams (3)
- On Correlation and the Methods of Modern Statistics (1907) (3)
- On the correlation between the barometric height at stations on the eastern side of the Atlantic (3)
- vi) On Simometers and their Handling (1934) (3)
- The Inheritance of Insanity (1905) (3)
- Data for the problem of evolution in man. IV. Note on the effect of fertility depending on homogamy (3)
- A NEW WHITE-LOCK FAMILY (BARTON'S CASE) (1921) (3)
- On the Theory of Consistence of Logical Class-Frequencies, and Its Geometrical Representation (3)
- Note on Professor Romanovsky's Generalisation of my Frequency Curves (1924) (3)
- Biology of Man (1923) (3)
- Supplement to the memoir entitle, The influence of parental alcoholism on the physique and ability of the offspring : a reply to the Cambridge economists (2)
- The portraiture of Oliver Cromwell with special reference to the Wilkinson Head (1935) (2)
- ON THE PARENT POPULATION WITH INDEPENDENT VARIATES WHICH GIVES THE MINIMUM VALUE OF φ2 FOR A GIVEN SAMPLE (1933) (2)
- BIOMETRY AND BIOMETRIKA. (1903) (2)
- On the vibrations in the field round a theoretical Hertzian oscillator (2)
- Further Note on the χ 2 Test of Goodness of Fit (1923) (2)
- On the relationship of health to the psychical and physical characters in school children (2)
- Tuberculosis, heredity and environment/ by Karl Pearson ; being a lecture delivered at the Galton Laboratory for National Eugenics, March 12, 1912. (2)
- Asymmetry and Vitalism (1898) (2)
- THOUGHTS SUGGESTED BY THE PAPERS OF MESSRS WELCH AND KOŁODZIEJCZYK (1935) (2)
- On the graduated character of mental defect and on the need for standardizing judgments as to the grade of social inefficiency which shall involve segregation (2)
- Peculiarities of Psychical Research (2)
- II. On Differentiation and Homotyposis in the Leaves of Fagus sylvatica (2)
- VIII. On some applications of the theory of chance to racial differentiation. From the work of W. R. Macdonell, M.A., LL.D., and Cicely D. Fawcett, B.Sc. (2)
- On the Mass*-Determination of Parallaxes (Plates 16, 17.) (1910) (2)
- On the Construction of Tables and on Interpolation. (1921) (2)
- ALCOHOLISM AND DEGENERATION (1910) (2)
- THE GEOMETRY OF MOTION (2)
- IV. The Check to the Fall in the Phthisis Death-rate since the Discovery of the Tubercle Bacillus and the Adoption of Modern Treatment (1919) (2)
- III. Preliminary Note on Interracial Characters and their Correlation in Man (1903) (2)
- Statistical Investigations on Variability and Heredity (1901) (2)
- X. On a Coefficient of Class Heterogeneity or Divergence (1906) (2)
- Supplement to the memoir entitled: The influence of parental alcoholism on the physique and ability of the offspring; a reply to the Cambridge economists, by Karl Pearson. (2)
- THE CONTRIBUTION OF GIOVANNI PLANA TO THE NORMAL BIVARIATE FREQUENCY SURFACE (1928) (2)
- Colour and Sound (1882) (2)
- LXIX. On a general theory of the method of false position (1903) (1)
- Further Remarks on the “z” Test (1931) (1)
- The grammar of science, by Karl Pearson ... (1)
- THE FACTS OF SCIENCE (1)
- STATISTICS OF TELEGONY. (1909) (1)
- DAVENPORT'S 'STATISTICAL METHODS.'. (1904) (1)
- THE UNIVERSITY OF LONDON GALTON LABORATORY FOR NATIONAL EUGENICS (1910) (1)
- On torsional vibrations in axles and shafting (1)
- NOTE ON INTERNAL ALBINISM (1910) (1)
- Side lights on the evolution of man (1)
- CHAPTER IV. POISSON. (1)
- BIOMETRY AND CHRONOLOGY (1928) (1)
- THE SCIENTIFIC LAW (1)
- INSTITUTES OF ANTHROPOLOGY. (1920) (1)
- Methods and Principles of Statistical Analysis (1)
- On some points with regard to the light-fluctuation of variable stars (1908) (1)
- Antityphoid Inoculation (1904) (1)
- Thoughts Suggested by the Papers of Messrs Welch and Kolodziejcyk ( Biometrika, Vol. XXVII. pp. 145-190) (1935) (1)
- Note on the relation of the (P, X2) Goodness of Fit Test to the Distribution of Standard Deviations in samples from a normal Population (1927) (1)
- On an Unusual Case of Digital Anomaly (1923) (1)
- ON THE INFLUENCE OF SANATORIUM TREATMENT OF TUBERCULOSIS (1910) (1)
- A statistical study of oral temperatures in school children with special reference to parental, environmental and class differences (1)
- On the inheritance of the mental characters in man (1)
- 65. Note on Dr. Keith's Review of Professor Arthur Thomson's "The Ancient Races of the Thebaid." (1)
- On the Applications of the Double Bessel Function K τ 1 , τ 2 (X) to Statistical Problems: Part I. Theoretical (1933) (1)
- On the kinetic accumulation of stress, illustrated by the theory of impulsive torsion (1)
- The Brain of Laplace (1927) (1)
- The Falling Birth-rate (1913) (1)
- AN EARLY ADVOCATE OF OPEN-AIR EXERCISE (1929) (1)
- Tuberculosis, heredity and environment : being a lecture delivered at the Galton Laboratory for National Eugenics, March 12, 1912 (1)
- THE INHERITANCE OF PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS (1907) (1)
- The Latest Critic of Biometry (1906) (1)
- II. On the Hereditary Character of General Health (1913) (1)
- 3. On the Correlation of the Mental and Physical Characters in Man. (1)
- Craniological Notes: Homogeneity and Heterogeneity in Collections of Crania (1903) (1)
- Nature and nurture, the problem of the future, a presidential address delivered by Karl Pearson at the annual meeting of the Social and Political Education League, April 28, 1910. With two plates of pedigrees. (1)
- The Stresses in Masonry Dams (1908) (1)
- The Flying to Pieces of a Whirling Ring (1891) (1)
- Note on Mr. Bateson’s paper, 'Heredity, differentiation, and other conceptions of biology: a consideration of Professor Karl Pearson’s paper “On the principle of homotyposis." ' (1902) (1)
- THE APPLICATION OF MENDELIAN RULES TO HUMAN INHERITANCE (1909) (1)
- SANATORIUM TREATMENT OF TUBERCULOSIS (1910) (1)
- II. Varfation of the Egg of the Sparrow (Passer domesticus) (1)
- On Correlation and the Methods of Modern Statistics (1)
- V. On Heredity in Sex. Remarks on Mr Cobb's Note (1908) (1)
- A abridged edition of the English convict : new issue with an introduction by Professor Karl Pearson : a statistical study (1)
- Chronology of Elasticians (1886) (1)
- Mendelian Characters among Shorthorns (1908) (1)
- ON THE EFFECT OF A DIFFERENTIAL FERTILITY ON DEGENERACY (1910) (1)
- The femur of the primates (1)
- COUSIN MARRIAGES (1908) (1)
- Further Remarks on the Distribution of Severity in Cases of Smallpox (1907) (1)
- Remarks on Professor Lloyd's Note on Inheritance of Fertility (1911) (1)
- ON THE INHERITANCE OF INSANITY. (1)
- TABLES OF THE PROBABILITY INTEGRALS OF SYMMETRICAL FREQUENCY CURVES IN THE CASE OF LOW POWERS SUCH AS ARISE IN THE THEORY OF SMALL SAMPLES (1931) (1)
- The New University of London (1892) (1)
- On Frist Power Methods of finding Correlation (1925) (1)
- V. Data for the problem of evolution in man. V.—On the correlation between duration of life and the number of offspring (1)
- ON THE DIFFERENCE AND THE DOUBLET TESTS FOR ASCERTAINING WHETHER TWO SAMPLES HAVE BEEN DRAWN FROM THE SAME POPULATION (1924) (1)
- Note on Dr Usher's Paper on Epicanthus (pp. 5--25 of this volume) (1935) (0)
- NOTE ON THE BLOOD‐RELATIONSHIP OF DOUBLE COUSINS (1930) (0)
- A Last Word on the Correlation of Variable Stars (1910) (0)
- Antityphoid Inoculation (1904) (0)
- SANATORIUM TREATMENT OF CONSUMPTION (1910) (0)
- The Inheritance of Mental Characters (0)
- Linnæus's Authorities (1908) (0)
- Second Note on the Coefficient of Correlation as Determined from the Quantitative Measurement of One Variate and the Ranking of a Second Variate (1921) (0)
- XXIX. Note on continuous beams (1898) (0)
- THE LAWS OF MOTION (0)
- II. Homogeneity and Heterogeneity in Collections of Crania (1903) (0)
- Discussion (1904) (0)
- Variable star diagrams (1908) (0)
- ii) Strength of Vision in relation to Eye and Hair Pigmentation (1935) (0)
- Values of the Differences of the Powers of Zero (1925) (0)
- The Tribal God (1927) (0)
- INHERITANCE OF DISEASE AND THE RELATIONSHIP OF DISEASE TO CERTAIN MENTAL CHARACTERISTICS (1905) (0)
- Unauthorised Publication of the “Grammar of Science” (1927) (0)
- Biometry and Biometrika (1903) (0)
- APPLICATION OF MENDELIAN RULES TO HUMAN INHERITANCE (1909) (0)
- Antityphoid Inoculation (1901) (0)
- Family Data (0)
- Note on Mr Punnett's Section on the Inheritance of Meristic Characters (1904) (0)
- ALCOHOLISM AND DEGENERACY (1911) (0)
- On a practical theory of elliptic and pseudo-elliptic arches, with special reference to the ideal masonry arch (0)
- THE RELATIVE BRAIN-WEIGHTS OF MAN AND WOMAN (1906) (0)
- Karl Pearson (1940) (0)
- On the Avuncular Relationship (1926) (0)
- Alcoholism and Degeneracy (1911) (0)
- Papers read to the Society, November 16, 1899 (0)
- Early History of Lightning-Conductors (1889) (0)
- On the Correlation Between Two Variates x and y = kx s (1925) (0)
- A Teaching University for London (1892) (0)
- An Inquiry concerning Scientific and Medical Journals (1909) (0)
- ALCOHOLISM AND DEGENERATION (1910) (0)
- [Letters to Editor] (0)
- Family Diseases and Temperaments (0)
- THE INHERITANCE OF PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS (1907) (0)
- Addenda and Corrigenda: On the Correlation between Two Variates x and y = kx 3 (1925) (0)
- I. On the Distribution of Severity of Attack In Cases of Smallpox (1906) (0)
- DOCTORS WANTED FOR ACTIVE SERVICE (1917) (0)
- [Letters to Editor] (0)
- (1) Organic Inheritance in Man (2) Being Well-Born: an Introduction to Heredity and Eugenics (0)
- THE INHERITANCE OF PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS (1907) (0)
- Mathematical contributions to the theory of evolution. VI. Reproductive or genetic selection. Part I. Theoretical.—Part II. On the inheritance of fertility in man.—Part III. On the inheritance of fecundity in thoroughbred race-horses (0)
- THE FIRST-BORN'S HANDICAPAccumulation of Statistics Appears to Show That Eldest Members of a Family Are “Weighted” —Possible Explanations of the Fact (1915) (0)
- ON THE NATURE OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TWO OF “STUDENTS” VARIATES (z1, AND z2) WHEN SAMPLES ARE TAKEN FROM A BIVARIATE NORMAL POPULATION (1931) (0)
- The Skull of Sir Thomas Browne (1922) (0)
- Biology and Birth-Control (1927) (0)
- II. The Statistical Study of Dietaries. A Rejoinder (1914) (0)
- BABIES' WEIGHTS (1922) (0)
- On Further Formulae for the Reconstruction of Cranial Capacity from External Measurements of the Skull (1927) (0)
- University and Educational Intelligence (1912) (0)
- Biometry and Biology: A Rejoinder (1906) (0)
- PSYCHIATRIC CLINICS (1914) (0)
- A Great Oxford Discovery (1905) (0)
- Statistical Tests (1935) (0)
- II. Critical Notice: On the Relation between Home Conditions and the Intelligence of School Children (1923) (0)
- Collateral Heredity Measurements in Schools (1900) (0)
- III. Note on the essential Conditions that a Population breeding at random should be in a Stable State. (1914) (0)
- The Inheritance of Mental Characters (0)
- Reaction! A Criticism of Mr. Balfour's Attack on Rationalism [in the Foundations of Belief] (0)
- Peculiarities of Psychical Research (1894) (0)
- The Influence of Heredity on Disease, with Special Reference to Tuberculosis, Cancer and Diseases of the Nervous System (1909) (0)
- Notes, Short Comments, and Answers to Correspondents. (1920) (0)
- COUSIN MARRIAGES (1908) (0)
- The Fossil Man of Lansing, Kansas (1903) (0)
- Congress at York (1912) (0)
- Measurements in Schools. Collateral Heredity (1900) (0)
- Arthur Quarry Silcock, M.D., B.S.Lond., F.R.C.S., etc (1904) (0)
- Alien Registration- Pearson, Karl R. (Saint George, Knox County) (1940) (0)
- "Enthusiasm of the market-place and of the study" : a discourse delivered at South Place Chapel, Finsbury, E.C., On sunday, November 29th, 1885 (0)
- ON THE INFLUENCE OF THE SANATORIUM TREATMENT OF TUBERCULOSIS (1910) (0)
- Height of Barometer (1894) (0)
- THE APPLICATION OF MENDELIAN RULES TO HUMAN INHERITANCE (1909) (0)
- THE INHERITANCE OF PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS (1907) (0)
- HEREDITY WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO CANCER, TUBERCULOSIS, AND DISEASE OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM. (1908) (0)
- Eugenics and public health : an address to public health offiers : being a lecture delivered at the York Congress of the Royal Sanitary Institute, July 30, 1912 (0)
- On the Inheritance of Deformity Known as Split-Foot or Lobster-Claw: Addendum (1913) (0)
- Peculiarities of Psychical Research (0)
- THE FRANCIS GALTON LABORATORY FOR NATIONAL EUGENICS. (1911) (0)
- ON THE CORRECTIONS FOR BROAD CATEGORIES, BEING A NOTE ON MR WIŚNIEWSKI'S MEMOIR (1935) (0)
- Rowan and Others on the Nest and Eggs of the Common Tern (0)
- HEREDITY AND ENVIRONMENT (1910) (0)
- ON THE PROBABLE ERROR OF BISERIAL η (1917) (0)
- HOME CONDITIONS AND EYESIGHT (1909) (0)
- Biometrika A Journal For The Statstical Study Of Biological Problems Vol-xxv (1935) (0)
- PYGMY CRANIA FROM EGYPT. (1912) (0)
- A Pickwickian Contribution to Our Knowledge of Wasps (1910) (0)
- XVIII. On a novel instrument for drawing parabolas (1904) (0)
- Statistics of Telegony (1909) (0)
- Astronomy in the University of London (1902) (0)
- BIOMETRICS AND THE DRAPERS' COMPANY (1907) (0)
- (iv) Note on Dr Usher's Parper on Epicanthus (1935) (0)
- Contour Diagrams of Human Crania (1912) (0)
- On the Terminology of the Mathematical Theory of Elasticity (1885) (0)
- TABLE OF THE FIRST TWENTY TETRACHORIC FUNCTIONS TO SEVEN DECIMAL PLACES (1925) (0)
- The Influence of Heredity on Disease, with Special Reference to Tuberculosis, Cancer and Diseases of the Nervous System (1909) (0)
- The Eugenics Education Society (0)
- THE APPLICATION OF MENDELIAN RULES TO HUMAN INHERITANCE (1908) (0)
- The Ancient Races of the Thebaid (1905) (0)
- Antityphoid Inoculation (1904) (0)
- The Right to Kill in Making Arrests (1930) (0)
- III. Second Note on the Coefficient of Correlation as determined from the Quantitative Measurement of one Variate and the Ranking of a Second Variate (see Biometrika, Vol. X. p. 416) (1921) (0)
- A First Study of Pulmonary Tuberculosis. (1907) (0)
- The Epistemology of Natural Science and Mr. Karl Pearson (1897) (0)
- HEREDITY AND SCHOOL EDUCATION (1924) (0)
- Galilei to Saint-Venant, 1639-1850/ by Isaac Todhunter ; edited and completed for the syndics of the Univeristy Press by Karl Pearson (0)
- THE HEREDITARY FACTOR IN TUBERCULOSIS. (1920) (0)
- The science of man : its needs and its prospects (0)
- The Late Sir Francis Galton (1911) (0)
- AN UNAUTHORIZED REPRINT. (1927) (0)
- Discussion on the Influence of Heredity on Disease, with special Reference to Tuberculosis, Cancer, and Diseases of the Nervous System: Introductory Address. (0)
- ALBINISM IN MAN (1908) (0)
- Note on Miss Newbold's Memoir (1925) (0)
- THE GRESHAM UNIVERSITY. (1892) (0)
- CAUSE AND EFFECT. PROBABILITY (0)
- Animal Intelligence (0)
- John Jarvis the Dwarf (1911) (0)
- Charles Darwin, 1809-1882 (0)
- The Francis Galton Laboratory for National Eugenics (1911) (0)
- SPACE AND TIME (0)
- An Unauthorized Reprint (1927) (0)
- A Myth about Edward the Confessor (0)
- 20. The Statistical Method in Biology. (0)
- A BIOMETRIC STUDY OF THE RED BLOOD CORPUSCLES OF THE COMMON TADPOLE (RANA TEMPORARIA), FROM THE MEASUREMENTS OF ERNEST WARREN, D.Sc. (1909) (0)
- Craniological Notes: Preliminary Note on Interracial Characters and their Correlation in Man (1903) (0)
- “Triplet and Twin Family” (1932) (0)
- I. The Statistical Study of Dietaries (1913) (0)
- ALCOHOLISM AND DEGENERATION (1910) (0)
- Discussion on the Influence of Heredity on Disease, with special Reference to Tuberculosis, Cancer, and Diseases of the Nervous System: Introductory Address. (0)
- THE RELATIVE BRAIN-WEIGHTS OF MAN AND WOMAN (1906) (0)
- Biometry and Biology (1906) (0)
- Proceedings Of The Royal Society Of London Vol-cxii(1926) (0)
- On the Effect of Differential Fertility of Degeneracy (1910) (0)
- The Cavendish Lecture (1896) (0)
- SANATORIUM TREATMENT OF TUBERCULOSIS (1910) (0)
- THE APPLICATION OF MENDELIAN CHARACTERS TO MAN (1909) (0)
- The femur of man with special reference to other primates femora (0)
- On Correlation and the Methods of Modern Statistics (0)
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