George W. Snedecor

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George W. Snedecor

Mathematics

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Measure Theory

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According to Wikipedia, George Waddel Snedecor was an American mathematician and statistician. He contributed to the foundations of analysis of variance, data analysis, experimental design, and statistical methodology. Snedecor's F-distribution and the George W. Snedecor Award of the American Statistical Association are named after him.

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George W. Snedecor's Published Works

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STATISTICAL METHODS (1967) (12329)
Statistical Methods. 6th Edition. (1968) (2046)
Statistical methods applied to experiments in agriculture and biology. (1946) (1609)
Calculation and interpretation of analysis of variance and covariance (1935) (181)
Correlation and Machine Calculation (1926) (56)
Sampling from a normally distributed population. (1938) (46)
On the chi-square test for homogeneity. (1933) (38)
Statistical papers in honor of George W. Snedecor (1972) (37)
Disproportionate subclass numbers in tables of multiple classification (1935) (35)
The comparison of two groups. (1950) (23)
A primer of statistics for political scientists (1955) (19)
Design of Sampling Experiments in the Social Sciences (1939) (19)
A Statistical Evaluation of a Growth Substance Bioassay Method Using Extracts of Dormant Peach Buds. (1958) (18)
THE STATISTICAL PART OF THE SCIENTIFIC METHOD (1950) (16)
Large sample methods. (1950) (15)
Recent Developments in Sampling for Agricultural Statistics (1942) (15)
Chance and Choice by Cardpack and Chessboard. (1951) (15)
The Method of Expected Numbers for Tables of Multiple Classification with Disproportionate Subclass Numbers (1934) (14)
Book Reviews: Statistical Methods: Applied to Experiments in Agriculture and Biology (1946) (10)
Uses of Punched Card Equipment in Mathematics (1928) (9)
A Proposed Basic Course in Statistics (1948) (7)
Correlations Between Daily Gains and Feed Requirements of Growing and Fattening Swine (5)
Enumeration data with more than one degree of freedom. (1938) (5)
Statistical methods for an incomplete experiment on a perennial crop. (1946) (4)
BIOLOGICAL VARIATION vs. ERRORS IN MEASUREMENT. (1934) (4)
Sampling of attributes. (1950) (3)
The Improvement of Statistical Techniques in Biology (1936) (3)
Analysis of Variance as an Effective Method of Handling the Time Element in Certain Economic Statistics (1933) (3)
Analysis of Covariance of Statistically Controlled Grades (1935) (3)
The Use of Tests of Significance in an Agricultural Experiment Station (1942) (3)
An improved design for experiments with groups of animals whose outcome may be estimated. (1932) (2)
The statistics of bioassay with special reference to the vitamins: By C. I. Bliss, the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station and Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut; Academic Press Inc., New York, N. Y., 1952. iv + 184 pp. Price $3.50 (1953) (2)
On a Unique Feature of Statistics (1949) (2)
An experiment in the collection of morbidity and mortality data on farm animals. (1947) (1)
Covariance Used to Analyze the Relation between Corn Yield and Acreage (1936) (1)
Statistics: A New Approach@@@Statistical Methods Applied to Experiments in Agriculture and Biology@@@Experimental Design Theory and Application (1959) (1)
Personnel and Training Problems Created by Recent Growth of Applied Statistics in the United States. (1947) (1)
Multiple regression and covariance. (1938) (1)
Everyday statistics : facts and fallacies (1950) (1)
Designs for Research and Observational Experiments (1951) (1)
Two variates in two or more groups. Covariance. (1938) (1)
Biostatistical Problems Involved in the Standardization of Liquid Household Insecticides (1939) (1)
How Many Animals per Experimental Lot (1)
Binomial and Poisson distributions. (1938) (0)
Experiments on attributes. (1938) (0)
An experiment designed to compare measurements of individuals. (1938) (0)
Design and analysis of samplings. (1950) (0)
Statistical Methods. (Scientific Books: Statistical Methods--Applied to Experiments in Agriculture and Biology) (1939) (0)
Short cuts and approximations. (1938) (0)
Analysis of variance in two or more groups of measurement data. (1950) (0)
Part II. Two criteria of classification. (1934) (0)
On the Design of Sampling Investigations (1948) (0)
Measurement data. Comparison of individuals. (1950) (0)
Experiments with Small Numbers of Observations (0)
Individual degrees of freedom. (1938) (0)
Agricultural Research Bulletins, Nos. 175–184 (1935) (0)
Part IV. Analysis of covariance. (0)
Experiments involving more than two groups of measurement data. Analysis of variance. (1938) (0)
The Statistician's Concern with Experiments (1953) (0)
An experiment designed to compare two groups. (1938) (0)
The Estimation of Yield of Corn of Standard Moisture Content in Hybrid Seed Corn Production 1 (1948) (0)
Analysis of variance with two or more criteria of classification. (1950) (0)
Large sample theory. (1938) (0)
A New Guidebook to Statistics (1932) (0)
Part I. Single criterion of classification. (1934) (0)
Correction for Query 100 (1953) (0)
Part III. Three or more criteria of classification. (1934) (0)
Analysis of variance with two criteria of classification. (1938) (0)
Lectures on the Design of Experiments and Statistical Methodology (1948) (0)

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