William Kruskal

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William Kruskal is affiliated with the following schools: Princeton University, University of Chicago, Columbia University, Antioch College, Harvard University

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William Kruskal

Mathematics

#1737

World Rank

#2786

Historical Rank

#711

USA Rank

Measure Theory

#242

World Rank

#376

Historical Rank

#109

USA Rank

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William Kruskal's Degrees

PhD Mathematics Princeton University

Why Is William Kruskal Influential?

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According to Wikipedia, William Henry Kruskal was an American mathematician and statistician. He is best known for having formulated the Kruskal–Wallis one-way analysis of variance , a widely used nonparametric statistical method.

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William Kruskal's Published Works

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Published Works

Use of Ranks in One-Criterion Variance Analysis (1952) (9198)
Measures of association for cross classifications (1979) (2451)
Experimental Design in Psychological Research. (1951) (2295)
Ordinal Measures of Association (1958) (692)
Measures of Association for Cross Classifications III: Approximate Sampling Theory (1963) (511)
A Nonparametric test for the Several Sample Problem (1952) (429)
Measures of Association for Cross Classifications. II: Further Discussion and References (1959) (305)
Relative Importance by Averaging Over Orderings (1987) (256)
Measures of Association for Cross Classifications, IV: Simplification of Asymptotic Variances (1972) (250)
Nonparametric and Shortcut Statistics. (1958) (239)
When are Gauss-Markov and Least Squares Estimators Identical? A Coordinate-Free Approach (1968) (238)
Corrigenda: Measures of Association for Cross Classifications (1957) (175)
Historical Notes on the Wilcoxon Unpaired Two-Sample Test (1957) (172)
Representative Sampling, IV: The History of the Concept in Statistics, 1895-1939 (1980) (162)
Representative Sampling, III: The Current Statistical Literature (1979) (156)
Errata: Use of Ranks in One-Criterion Variance Analysis (1953) (153)
International Encyclopedia of Statistics (1978) (124)
Representative Sampling, II: Scientific Literature, Excluding Statistics (1979) (117)
Concepts of Relative Importance in Recent Scientific Literature (1989) (105)
Miracles and Statistics: The Casual Assumption of Independence (1988) (104)
Representative Sampling, I: Non-Scientific Literature (1979) (103)
Some Remarks on Wild Observations (1960) (83)
An Approximate Statistical Test for Correlations between Proportions (1966) (81)
Seating aggregation as an index of attitude. (1966) (80)
The Social Sciences: Their Nature and Uses. (1983) (52)
The Coordinate-free Approach to Gauss-Markov Estimation, and Its Application to Missing and Extra Observations (1961) (48)
A Statistical Model (1990) (43)
On the Uniqueness of the Line of Organic Correlation (1953) (41)
The Significance of Fisher: A Review of R.A. Fisher: The Life of a Scientist (1980) (35)
Helmert's Distribution (1946) (35)
Empirical evaluation of formal theory (1974) (23)
Concepts of relative importance (1984) (22)
Committee on national statistics. (1973) (21)
Formulas, Numbers, Words: Statistics in Prose. (1978) (20)
THE WAGR SEQUENTIAL t-TEST REACHES A DECISION WITH PROBABILITY ONE' (1956) (18)
Terms of Reference: Singular Confusion about Multiple Causation (1986) (17)
The Geometry of Generalized Inverses (1975) (17)
Discussion of the Papers of Messrs. Anscombe and Daniel (1960) (16)
Statistics in Society: Problems Unsolved and Unformulated (1981) (15)
More about empirical evaluation of formal theory (1974) (12)
The Monotonicity of the Ratio of Two Noncentral $t$ Density Functions (1954) (12)
Heritability of IQ: methodological questions. (1975) (9)
Food Prices and the Bureau of Labor Statistics (1960) (9)
The Ubiquity of Statistics (1974) (8)
Field Experimentation in Weather Modification: Comment (1979) (7)
Mathematical Sciences And Social Sciences (1970) (5)
A Statistical Model: Frederick Mosteller's Contributions to Statistics, Science, and Public Policy. (1991) (5)
Statistics : a guide to political and social issues (1978) (5)
Hooker and Yule on Relative Importance: A Statistical Detective Story (1989) (4)
Dickens on statistics. (1978) (4)
Comment: First Interactions with Harold Hotelling; Testing the Norden Bombsight (1980) (4)
Chromosomal effect and LSD: samples of 4. (1968) (4)
Corrigenda: Measures of Association for Cross Classifications. III: Approximate Sampling Theory (1970) (3)
Influence of VAMA and of Depth of Rotary Hoeing upon Infiltration of Irrigation Water 1 (1958) (3)
The Teacher's Corner: Note on a Note by C. S. Pillai (1968) (2)
Approximate Distributions of Sample Information for Use in Estimating True Information by Confidence Intervals (1956) (2)
Mathematical Sciences and Social Sciences: Excerpts from the Report of a Panel of the Behavioral and Social Sciences Survey (1971) (2)
Statistics, energy, and life-style. (1975) (2)
On the Note "On the Propagation of Error by Multiplication" by Perry and Morelock (1957) (1)
Chromosomal Effect and LSD: Samples of Four (1968) (1)
Mathematical Sciences and Social Sciences. (1971) (1)
Correction to "The Wagr Sequential T-Test Reaches a Decision with Probability One" (1958) (1)
Note on a Note by C. S. Pillai (1968) (1)
The Social sciences, their nature and uses : papers presented at the 50th anniversary of the Social Science Research Building, the University of Chicago, December 16-18, 1979 (1982) (1)
Frederick mosteller, president-elect. (1979) (0)
Proceedings of the Third Berkeley Symposium on Mathematical Statistics and Probability, vol. I: Theory of Statistics. (1958) (0)
Obituary: K. A. Brownlee, 1918-90 (1993) (0)
[Food Prices and the Bureau of Labor Statistics]: Rejoinder (1960) (0)
INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICAL ANALYSIS (STAT 2450) Autumn 2012 Syllabus (2012) (0)
Contributions as a Scientific Generalist (1990) (0)
Dickens on Statistics (1978) (0)
Analysing Qualitative Data (1962) (0)
Statistics: A Guide to the Biological and Health Sciences. (1978) (0)
Correspondence: Retiring Comments (1984) (0)
Faculty Size, Minimum Salaries, and Committee (1960) (0)
[Quantifying Probabilistic Expressions]: Comment (1990) (0)
Past Meetings/Réunions Passées (1991) (0)
Letter to the editor. (1973) (0)
The committee on national statistics. (1978) (0)
Response : Quality of Statistics (1973) (0)
Reprint Communication (1970) (0)
Effects of Credentials, Connections and Competence on Income (1982) (0)
Letter to the Editor (1972) (0)
Committee on National Statistics (1978) (0)
Toward Taming Statistics the Monster@@@International Encyclopedia of Statistics. (1980) (0)

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