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Paul F. Velleman

Mathematics

#4360

World Rank

#6210

Historical Rank

#1514

USA Rank

Statistics

#248

World Rank

#305

Historical Rank

#93

USA Rank

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Paul F. Velleman's Degrees

PhD Statistics Princeton University
Masters Statistics Princeton University
Bachelors Mathematics Princeton University

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According to Wikipedia, Paul F. Velleman is an American academic who is a professor of statistics at Cornell University. Education Velleman earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in mathematics and social science from Dartmouth College, followed by Master of Arts and PhD from Princeton University. Velleman's thesis was written on the topic of non-linear data smoothing.

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Paul F. Velleman's Published Works

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Applications, basics, and computing of exploratory data analysis (1983) (742)
Nominal, Ordinal, Interval, and Ratio Typologies are Misleading (1993) (507)
BACON: blocked adaptive computationally efficient outlier nominators (2000) (493)
Efficient Computing of Regression Diagnostics (1981) (337)
Guidelines for Assessment and Instruction in Statistics Education (GAISE) College Report 2016 (2016) (307)
Definition and Comparison of Robust Nonlinear Data Smoothing Algorithms (1980) (254)
Building Multiple Regression Models Interactively (1981) (208)
Ethnic Residential Concentration and the Protected Market Hypothesis (1985) (198)
Stats: Data and Models (2007) (123)
Multimedia for Teaching Statistics: Promises and Pitfalls (1996) (94)
Robust nonlinear data smoothers: Definitions and recommendations. (1977) (53)
A Critical Look at Some Analyses of Major League Baseball Salaries (1995) (52)
The Resistant Line and Related Regression Methods (1985) (50)
Criteria and Considerations in the Evaluation of Statistical Program Packages (1975) (43)
Statistical Graphics: Mapping the Pathways of Science (2001) (41)
Hand dexterity in children: administration and normative values of the functional dexterity test. (2013) (38)
Statistical graphics: mapping the pathways of science. (2000) (33)
Stats: Modeling the World (2003) (31)
Learning data analysis with Data desk (1989) (30)
A randomized controlled study of contrast baths on patients with carpal tunnel syndrome. (2009) (29)
The Practice of Data Analysis (1998) (21)
Updated Guidelines, Updated Curriculum: The GAISE College Report and Introductory Statistics for the Modern Student (2017) (18)
Efficient Scores, Variance Decompositions, and Monte Carlo Swindles (1985) (16)
Truth, Damn Truth, and Statistics (2008) (16)
Business Statistics (2009) (14)
Constructing Regressions with Controlled Features: A Method of Probing Regression Performance (1980) (10)
Validity and reliability of the Functional Dexterity Test in children. (2017) (10)
The Philosophical Past and the Digital Future of Data Analysis: 375 Years of Philosophical Guidance for Software Design on the Occasion of John W. Tukey's 80th Birthday (1997) (9)
[Collinearity and Least Squares Regression]: Comment: Diagnosing Near Collinearities in Least Squares Regression (1987) (8)
Design principles for technology-based statistics education (2000) (7)
Asian residential concentration and business development: An analysis of shopkeepers’ customers in three cities (1986) (7)
A graphical interface for data analysis (1989) (7)
Generating Test Data with Independently Controllable Features for Multivariate General Linear Forms (1983) (6)
On evaluating interactive statistical program packages (1976) (6)
APPLIED NONLINEAR SMOOTHING (1982) (6)
Learning Data Analysis with Datadesk Student Version 5.0 (1997) (5)
DataDesk: an interactive package for data exploration, display, model building, and data analysis (2012) (4)
Data Desk: Handbook, Volume 1 (1) (1989) (4)
[Influential Observations, High Leverage Points, and Outliers in Linear Regression]: Comment (1986) (4)
Looking at blood sugar (2008) (3)
Computation for the Analysis of Designed Experiments (1991) (3)
Monte Carlo Studies on Robustness. (1981) (3)
[More Intelligent Statistical Software and Statistical Expert Systems: Future Directions]: Comment (1985) (3)
Trends in Dexterity and Normative Values for the Functional Dexterity Test (FDT) (2011) (2)
ActivStats 2.0@@@The Active Practice of Statistics (1999) (2)
Electronic Publications in Statistics—Ready or Not, Here They Come (1994) (2)
Evaluation of statistical program packages (1974) (1)
USING EXPLORATORY DATA ANALYSIS TO MONITOR SOCIO-ECONOMIC DATA QUALITY IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES (1983) (1)
Comment: Let's All Write and Teach with e-Books! (2013) (1)
TOWARD HOLISTIC DATA SCIENCE EDUCATION (2022) (1)
Visual Revelations (2008) (1)
GAISE Into the Future: Updating a Landmark Report for an Increasingly Data-Centric World (2015) (1)
Learning Data Analysis with Data Desk: Student Version 6.0 for Windows (1998) (1)
Statistical Graphics: A Guidepost for Scientific Discovery (2006) (0)
Activstats for Excel® 2000-2001 Release (Software) (1999) (0)
A Prospective Study of Risk Modeling for Stenosing Tenosynovitis:Level 2 Evidence (2017) (0)
[More on Evaluating Computer Programs]: Comment (1982) (0)
Visual Revelations (2008) (0)
Robust nonlinear data smoothers: Definitions and recommendations (Monte-Carlo trials/time-series data/data noise reduction/nonlinear filters/exploratory data analysis) (2016) (0)
Project IMPRESS, several perspectives: Interactive computing and data analysis (1974) (0)
Statistics Failures Make Lawyer Addiction Estimates Worthless. (2016) (0)
Statistics and hand surgery. (2010) (0)
Exploring COVID Data with Benford’s and Zipf’s Laws (2022) (0)
In Memoriam: Leland Wilkinson (1944–2021) (2022) (0)
Hand Dexterity Values for 3- to 17-Year-Old Typically Developing Children (2010) (0)
Giving the finger to dating services (2008) (0)

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