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Männlichkeit aus psychoanalytischer Sichtl distribution. The Frenchman Laplace and the German Gauss used the normal distribution especially in astronomic and geodesic measurements, and the Belgian Quetelet first applied it extensively to social statistics. [1]

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-03664-3an he expressed as ., where . is the sales for the month. If no sales occur, . = 0 and . = $2000; if sales are $20,000, then . = $2000 + 0.05($20,000) = $3000. What we have here is a mathematical relationship expressing an agreement about compensation.

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Zur Kulturgeschichte der Vaterschaftearson, who developed most of the mathematics of regression analysis. Then Gosset. Pearson’s student, posed the problem which he ultimately solved himself by developing the .-distribution. The .-distribution allowed the error of a sample mean to be correctly stated using only the information of the

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Paul Bahn,Mary Beard,John Henderson6, Neyman’s family moved to Kharkov, in the Ukraine. He studied mathematics at the University of Kharkov, where the mathematician S. N. Bernstein introduced him to Karl Pearson’s .. Having twice been rejected for military service, he graduated in 1917 and continued at the University to prepare for a

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