Samuel S. Wilks

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Samuel S. Wilks is affiliated with the following schools: University College London, Columbia University, University of Iowa, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, University of Texas at Austin, University of Cambridge, University of North Texas, Princeton University

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Mathematics

#1388

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Measure Theory

#238

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Why Is Samuel S. Wilks Influential?

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According to Wikipedia, Samuel Stanley Wilks was an American mathematician and academic who played an important role in the development of mathematical statistics, especially in regard to practical applications. Early life and education Wilks was born in Little Elm, Texas and raised on a farm. He studied Industrial Arts at the North Texas State Teachers College in Denton, Texas, obtaining his bachelor's degree in 1926. He received his master's degree in mathematics in 1928 from the University of Texas. He obtained his Ph.D. at the University of Iowa under Everett F. Lindquist; his thesis dealt with a problem of statistical measurement in education, and was published in the Journal of Educational Psychology.

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Samuel S. Wilks's Published Works

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The Large-Sample Distribution of the Likelihood Ratio for Testing Composite Hypotheses (1938) (2965)
CERTAIN GENERALIZATIONS IN THE ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE (1932) (990)
Determination of Sample Sizes for Setting Tolerance Limits (1941) (770)
Sample Criteria for Testing Equality of Means, Equality of Variances, and Equality of Covariances in a Normal Multivariate Distribution (1946) (299)
Statistical Prediction with Special Reference to the Problem of Tolerance Limits (1942) (294)
Weighting systems for linear functions of correlated variables when there is no dependent variable (1938) (271)
Moments and Distributions of Estimates of Population Parameters from Fragmentary Samples (1932) (211)
On the Independence of k Sets of Normally Distributed Statistical Variables (1935) (207)
Linear Regression Analysis of Economic Time Series. (1938) (175)
Regression tests for several samples (1950) (151)
The Likelihood Test of Independence in Contingency Tables (1935) (137)
The Advanced Theory of Statistics. I. Distribution Theory (1959) (126)
METHODS OF STATISTICAL ANALYSIS APPROPRIATE FOR k SAMPLES OF TWO VARIABLES (1933) (77)
Statistical Analyses of Industrial Property Retirements. (1937) (72)
Shortest Average Confidence Intervals from Large Samples (1938) (57)
Statistical research memoirs (1936) (57)
Elementary Statistical Analysis (1949) (56)
Physiological effects of chronic exposure to carbon monoxide. (1959) (37)
Moment-Generating Operators for Determinants of Product Moments in Samples from a Normal System (1934) (33)
Undergraduate Statistical Education (1951) (27)
Approximation of the Distribution of the Product of Beta Variables by a Single Beta Variable (1946) (24)
On the Sampling Distribution of the Multiple Correlation Coefficient (1932) (24)
Recurrence of extreme observations (1959) (20)
Use of Algae and Other Plants in the Development of Life Support Systems (1963) (19)
Collected papers; contributions to mathematical statistics (1967) (17)
An Optimum Property of Confidence Regions Associated with the Likelihood Function (1939) (17)
REPRESENTATIVE SAMPLING AND POLL RELIABILITY (1940) (15)
Some Aspects of Quantification in Science (1961) (12)
The standard error of the means of "matched" samples. (1931) (12)
A Combinatorial Test for the Problem of Two Samples from Continuos Distributions (1961) (11)
Effects of pure carbon monoxide gas injection into the peritoneal cavity of dogs. (1959) (11)
Protective action of carbon monoxide in mammalian whole-body x-irradiation. (1955) (11)
Fiducial Distributions in Fiducial Inference (1938) (9)
Statistical Training for Industry (1947) (4)
The Sampling Distribution of the Criterion λ H 1 When the Hypothesis Tested is Not True (1937) (4)
Evaluation of some drugs in motion sickness. (1950) (4)
Test Criteria for Statistical Hypotheses Involving Several Variables (1935) (4)
THE SAMPLING DISTRIBUTION OF THE CRITERION λH1 WHEN THE HYPOTHESIS TESTED IS NOT TRUEI. NOTE ON THE GENERAL SAMPLING MOMENTS OF λH1 (1937) (4)
Problems and TechniquesConfidence Limits and Critical Differences Between Percentages (1940) (4)
Crisis in Statistical Personnel (1947) (3)
The Standard Error of a Tetrad in Samples from a Normal Population of Independent Variables. (1932) (3)
Fluid Mechanics and Statistical Methods in Engineering (1941) (3)
Teaching Statistical Inference in Elementary Mathematics Courses (1958) (3)
Carbon monoxide determinations in post-mortem tissues as an aid in determining physiologic status prior to death. (1959) (3)
Plant systems as long term flight nourishment sources (1964) (2)
Personnel and Training Problems in Statistics (1947) (2)
A METHOD OF ADJUSTING FOR LACK OF EQUIVALENCE IN GROUPS (1950) (2)
Statistical Methods. (Scientific Books: Statistical Procedures and their Mathematical Bases; Statistical Methods for Medical and Biological Students) (1941) (1)
Report of the Editor of the Annals for 1949 (1950) (1)
The Theory of Statistical Inference. (1938) (1)
Annual Report of the Editor for 1946 (1947) (1)
Chapter 11. Statistical Significance Tests (1948) (0)
Chapter 13. Analysis of Pairs of Measurements (1948) (0)
Chapter 5. Probability Distributions (1948) (0)
Results of in-flight testing of SAM portable respirator on poliomyelitic patients. (1954) (0)
Chapter 2. Frequency Distributions (1948) (0)
Actuarial Statistics. Vol. I. "Statistics and Graduation".@@@A First Course in Mathematical Statistics.@@@Mathematical Statistics. (1947) (0)
Report of the Editor for 1947 (1948) (0)
The theory of statistical inference 1936-1937 (1937) (0)
Chapter 12. Testing Randomness in Samples (1948) (0)
Chapter 8. The Normal Distribution (1948) (0)
Report of ASA Representatives to the Social Science Research Council (1953) (0)
Chapter 9. Elements of Sampling (1948) (0)
S. S. Wilks' Collected Papers (1969) (0)
Contemporary Mathematics Preface (0)
Review: Gerhard Tintner, The Variate Difference Method (1941) (0)
MATHEMATICS AND THE SOCIAL SCIENCES (1960) (0)
Chapter 6. The Binomial Distributions (1948) (0)
The Sampling Theory of Systems of Variances, Covariances and Intraclass Covariances (1936) (0)
Chapter 4. Elementary Probability (1948) (0)
Report of the Editor for 1948 (1949) (0)
Antihistaminics and motion sickness prophylaxis. (1950) (0)
Chapter 10. Confidence Limits of Population Parameters (1948) (0)
A RETEST METHOD OF STUDYING PARTIAL KNOWLEDGE AND OTHER FACTORS INFLUENCING ITEM RESPONSE* VEnA T. BnOWNLESS AN.D JOHN. A. KEATSt AUSTRALIAN COUNCIL FOR EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH (1958) (0)
Chapter 7. The Poisson Distributions (1948) (0)
Review: E. C. Molina, Poisson's exponential binomial limit; Table I—Individual Terms; Table II—Cumulated Terms (1943) (0)
Increased tolerance to pressure breathing by utilizing adequate breathing mechanics. (1958) (0)
S. S. Wilks: Collected Papers (1968) (0)
Carbon monoxide capacity measurement on human and rat skeletal muscle. (1959) (0)
TOXIC PHOTOOXIDATION PRODUCTS IN CLOSED ENVIRONMENTS. (1963) (0)
Growth potential of radish in a controlled environment. SAM-TR-69-72. (1969) (0)
Chapter 3. Sample Mean and Standard Deviation (1948) (0)

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