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Peter J. Huber

Mathematics

#827

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#1477

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Functional Analysis

#17

World Rank

#29

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Measure Theory

#363

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#540

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Peter J. Huber's Degrees

PhD Mathematics University of Zurich

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According to Wikipedia, Peter Jost Huber is a Swiss statistician. He is known for his contributions to the development of heteroscedasticity-consistent standard errors. A native of Wohlen, Aargau, Huber earned his Ph.D. at the ETH Zürich in 1962, under supervision of Beno Eckmann. He later changed his research area from topology to statistics. In 2012, he became one of the inaugural fellows of the American Mathematical Society.

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Peter J. Huber's Published Works

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The behavior of maximum likelihood estimates under nonstandard conditions (1967) (5529)
Robust Statistics: Huber/Robust Statistics (2005) (3301)
Robust Regression: Asymptotics, Conjectures and Monte Carlo (1973) (2225)
Robust Estimation of a Location Parameter (1964) (2083)
CBMS-NSF REGIONAL CONFERENCE SERIES IN APPLIED MATHEMATICS (1978) (1947)
The 1972 Wald Lecture Robust Statistics: A Review (1972) (544)
Robust Statistical Procedures (1977) (538)
Robust Estimates of Location: Survey and Advances. (1975) (521)
A Robust Version of the Probability Ratio Test (1965) (505)
Minimax Tests and the Neyman-Pearson Lemma for Capacities (1973) (489)
Robust Estimates of Location (1972) (398)
Wiley Series in Probability and Mathematics Statistics (2005) (128)
Projection Pursuit for (110)
Robust confidence limits (1968) (102)
Minimax Aspects of Bounded-Influence Regression (1983) (97)
Robust Statistical Procedures: Second Edition (1996) (93)
Finite Sample Breakdown of $M$- and $P$-Estimators (1984) (90)
Robust Statistics (1981) (83)
Homotopy theory in general categories (1961) (82)
Robust statistics, data analysis, and computer intensive methods : in honor of Peter Huber's 60th birthday (1996) (59)
Homotopical Cohomology and čech Cohomology (1961) (59)
John W. Tukey's contributions to robust statistics (2002) (52)
Experiences with Three-Dimensional Scatterplots (1987) (49)
Data Analysis: What Can Be Learned From the Past 50 Years (2011) (47)
Numerical methods for the nonlinear robust regression problem (1981) (46)
The place of the L1-norm in robust estimation (1987) (43)
Fisher Information and Spline Interpolation (1974) (41)
Robust methods of estimation of regression coefficients 1 (1977) (38)
Huge Data Sets (1994) (36)
Pairwise Comparison and Ranking in Tournaments (1963) (30)
Pairwise Comparison and Ranking: Optimum Properties of the Row Sum Procedure (1963) (29)
Astronomical dating of Babylon I and Ur III. (1982) (26)
Ancient astronomy and celestial divination (2001) (25)
Massive Datasets Workshop: Four Years After (1999) (24)
Robustness of Design (2005) (21)
Between Robustness and Diagnostics (1991) (21)
Babylonian eclipse observations from 750 BC to 1 BC (2004) (20)
The Basic Types of Estimates (2005) (19)
Note: Correction to Minimax Tests and the Neyman-Pearson Lemma for Capacities (1974) (17)
From Large to Huge: A Statistician's Reactions to KDD & DM (1997) (17)
Astronomical dating of Ur III and Akkad (1999) (16)
Robustness: Where are we now? (1997) (15)
The Use of Kinematic Displays to Represent High Dimensional Data (1981) (14)
Issues in Computational Data Analysis (1992) (14)
Environments for supporting statistical strategy (1986) (14)
Languages for Statistics and Data Analysis (2000) (13)
The Astronomical Basis of Egyptian Chronology of the Second Millennium BC (2011) (13)
Modeling the length of day and extrapolating the rotation of the Earth (2006) (13)
Standard constructions in abelian categories (1962) (12)
Strategy Issues in Data Analysis (1997) (10)
Minimax Aspects of Bounded-Influence Regression: Rejoinder (1983) (10)
A Remark on a Paper of Trawinski and David Entitled: "Selection of the Best Treatment in a paired-Comparison Experiment" (1963) (9)
Massive Data Sets (2011) (8)
Adaptive Robust Procedures: A Partial Review and Some Suggestions for Future Applications and Theory: Comment (1974) (7)
Early Cuneiform Evidence for the Existence of the Planet Venus (1977) (7)
Astronomy and ancient chronology (2000) (7)
APPLICATIONS VS. ABSTRACTION: THE SELLING OUT OF MATHEMATICAL STATISTICS? (1975) (7)
Speculations on the Path of Statistics (1997) (6)
What Is Data Analysis (2011) (6)
Finite Sample Breakdown Point (2009) (6)
Tukey's Paper After 40 Years, With Discussion (2006) (5)
SPECTRAL SEQUENCES FOR HOMOLOGY AND HOMOTOPY GROUPS OF MAPS (1960) (5)
Science awakening. Vol. 2: The birth of astronomy (1974) (4)
Babylonian Short‐Time Measurements: Lunar Sixes (2000) (4)
Wiley Series in Probability and Statistics (2011) (4)
Density Estimation and Projection Pursuit Methods. (1981) (4)
[Uncertainty, Policy Analysis and Statistics]: Comment (1987) (3)
On the Old Babylonian Understanding of Grammar: A Reexamination of OBGT VI-X (2007) (3)
On the Non-Optimality of Optimal Procedures (2016) (3)
Robust Covariance and Correlation Matrices (2005) (3)
[Dynamic Graphics for Data Analysis]: Comment (1987) (2)
Rejoinder: Projection Pursuit (1985) (2)
The Solar Omen of Muršili II@@@The Solar Omen of Mursili II (2001) (2)
Exact Finite Sample Results (2005) (1)
More Case Studies (2011) (1)
Asymptotic Minimax Theory for Estimating a Location Parameter (2005) (1)
Discussion on the paper by Friedman and Fisher (1999) (1)
5. Multiparameter Problems (1996) (0)
Wahba, parts of Diaconis and Hastie and Tibshirani's). Naturally, each new development raises a few more problems of interpretation and of sampling theory, and not having had time to play around with any of the new ideas, I am not (2016) (0)
H uge Data Sets (1994) (0)
6. Finite Sample Minimax Theory (1996) (0)
Goals Versus Algorithms (1992) (0)
A Statistician's Reactions to KDD & DM1 (1997) (0)
3. M-, L-, and R-Estimates (1996) (0)
Book Review:Saros Cycle Dates and Related Babylonian Astronomical Texts A. Aaboe, J. P. Britton, J. A. Henderson, O. Neugebauer, A. J. Sachs (1993) (0)
From Lawe to Hue * ~ )-------be A Statistician ’ s Reactions to KDD & DM 1 (1999) (0)
Asymptotic Minimax Theory for Estimating Location (2009) (0)
The Weak Topology and its Metrization (2005) (0)
2. Qualitative and Quantitative Robustness (1996) (0)
Languages for Data Analysis (2011) (0)
Discussion (2006) (0)
No new first‐rate insights (1969) (0)
Book-Review - Ephemerides of the Sun Moon and Planets from 1000BC to 601BC (1983) (0)
7. Adaptive Estimates (1996) (0)
Book Review: Late Babylonian Astronomical Texts, Astronomical Diaries and Related Texts from Babylonia (1991) (0)
Abstract-Jordan chains of polynomial matrices are used to character- ize the solvability of the generalized Sylvester equation. (1996) (0)
Create Order in Data (2011) (0)
Contradictions of interactive data analysis (2000) (0)
Discussion (1963) (0)
4. Asymptotic Minimax Theory (1996) (0)
[Computing Environments for Data Analysis]: Comment (1986) (0)
Multiparameter Problems, in Particular Joint Estimation of Location and Scale (2005) (0)

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