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The Completely Sufficient Statistician

By Ralph G. O'Brien Keynote Address for the 14th Annual Kansas State University Conference on Applied Statistics in Agriculture April 2002 Today’s ideal statistical scientist develops and maintains a broad range of technical skills and personal qualities in four domains: (1) numeracy, in mathematics and numerical computing; (2) articulacy and people skills; (3) literacy, … [Read more...] about The Completely Sufficient Statistician

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