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Student: A Statistical Biography of William Sealy Gosset by E. S. Pearson, 1990-08-16 English Statisticians: Ronald Fisher, Florence Nightingale, Francis Galton, William Sealy Gosset, Thomas Bayes, Karl Pearson, Frank Yates Statistiker (20. Jahrhundert): William Sealy Gosset, Henryk Grossmann, Elisabeth Noelle-Neumann, Friedrich Burgdörfer, Franck Goddio (German Edition) People From Canterbury: Christopher Marlowe, Richard Boyle, 1st Earl of Cork, William Sealy Gosset, John Redwood, Trevor Pinnock, Freddie Laker "Student's" Collected Papers by William Sealy Gosset, 1947 Letters from W.S. Gosset to R.A. Fisher, 1915-1936 by William Sealy Gosset, 1962 Collected papers by William Sealy Gosset, 1947 Studentized Residual: Estimator, Data Point, Regression Analysis, Student's T-Statistic, William Sealy Gosset, Normalization (statistics), Errors and Residuals in Statistics Student's T-Test: Student's T-Distribution, Probability Distribution, Normal Distribution, Probability, Statistics, Generalised Hyperbolic Distribution, Guinness Brewery, William Sealy Gosset Student's T-Distribution: Probability, Statistics, Probability Distribution, Normal Distribution, Student's T-Test, Generalised Hyperbolic Distribution, William Sealy Gosset, Guinness Brewery Student.' A Statistical Biography of William Sealy Gosset . Based on writings by E. S. Pearson. Edited and augmented by R. L. Plackett. With the assistance of G. A. Barnard. by E. S.: PEARSON, 1990 The Swiss Family Robinson by William H.G. Kingston, 1963

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1. William Sealey Gosset
   William Sealey Gosset. William Sealey Gosset was born on June 13, 1876 in Canterbury, England where he was the oldest of five children.  
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2. AIM25 University College London Gosset Letters
   Gosset William Sealy 18761937 statistician and industrial research scientist Corporate names  
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3. William Sealey Gosset
   Books E S Pearson, Student A Statistical Biography of William Sealey Gosset (Oxford, 1990).  
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4. Poster Of Gosset
   William Gosset. lived from 1876 to 1937. Gosset invented the t test to handlesmall samples for quality control in brewing.  
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5. Gosset
   Biography of William Gosset (18761937)  
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6. William Sealey Gosset
   William Gosset was educated at Winchester, then entering New College Oxford where ES Pearson, Student A Statistical Biography of William Sealey Gosset  
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   Extractions: William Gosset was educated at Winchester, then entering New College Oxford where he studied chemistry and mathematics. While there he studied under Airy. Gosset obtained a post as a chemist in the Guinness brewery in Dublin in 1899 and did important work on statistics. He invented the t-test to handle small samples for quality control in brewing. He wrote under the name "Student". Gosset discovered the form of the t distribution by a combination of mathematical and empirical work with random numbers, an early application of the Monte-Carlo method. Writing in [7], McMullen says:- To many in the statistical world "Student" was regarded as a statistical advisor to Guinness's brewery, to others he appeared to be a brewer devoting his spare time to statistics. ... though there is some truth in both these ideas they miss the central point, which was the intimate connection between his statistical research and the practical problems on which he was engaged. ... "Student" did a very large quantity of ordinary routine as well as his statistical work in the brewery, and all tat in addition to consultative statistical work and to preparing his various published papers.

7. Gosset, William Sealey
   Gosset, William Sealey (18761937)  
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   Children , GOSSET Henry ( 1798 1877 ) gosset william Matthew ( ? - 1856 )GOSSET Charles ( ? GOSSET Matthew William Edward gosset william Matthew  
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9. Math Forum Discussions - Ap-stat
   Readonly archive of The College Board's Advanced Placement Statistics mailing list. Consult the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ).  
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10. WebGED The Steen Family Data Page
    Geiger, William male father Geiger, Wilhelm mother Stober, Eva Barbara (1728 - )  
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11. APPUNTI TESINE
    Translate this page William Sealy Gosset. enWilliam Sealey gosset william Sealy Gosset (Canterbury,13 giugno 1876 - Londra, 16 ottobre 1937) ¨ meglio noto a chi ha studiato  
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12. William Sealey Gosset
    William Sealey gosset william Sealy Gosset (June 13, 1867 October 16, 1937) was a chemist and statistician, better known from his byename  
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    Translate this page gosset william Sealy (alias Student) * Hill Ted * Hotelling Harold * KendallMaurice George * Laspeyres Etienne * Kolmogorov Andrey Nikolaevich  
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14. William Sealey Gosset: Information From Answers.com
    William Sealey gosset william Sealy Gosset ( June 13 1876 – October 16 1937 )was a chemist and statistician , better known by his pen name.  
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    Extractions: showHide_TellMeAbout2('false'); Business Entertainment Games Health ... More... On this page: Wikipedia Mentioned In Or search: - The Web - Images - News - Blogs - Shopping William Sealey Gosset Wikipedia @import url(http://content.answers.com/main/content/wp/css/common.css); @import url(http://content.answers.com/main/content/wp/css/gnwp.css); William Sealey Gosset William Sealy Gosset June 13 October 16 ) was a chemist and statistician , better known by his pen name Student . Born Canterbury England to Agnes Sealy Vidal and Colonel Frederic Gosset, Gosset attended Winchester College , the famous private school, before reading chemistry and mathematics at New College, Oxford . On graduating in , he joined the Dublin brewery of Arthur Guinness Guinness barley . Gosset acquired that knowledge by study, trial and error and by spending two terms in 1906/7 in the biometric laboratory of Karl Pearson . Gosset and Pearson had a good relationship and Pearson helped Gosset with the mathematics of his papers. Pearson helped with the 1908 papers but he had little appreciation of their importance. The papers addressed the brewer's concern with small samples, while the biometrician typically had hundreds of observations and saw no urgency in developing small-sample methods. Another researcher at Guinness had previously published a paper containing trade secrets of the Guinness brewery. To prevent further disclosure of confidential information, Guinness prohibited its employees from publishing any papers regardless of the contained information. This means that Gosset was unable to publish his works under his own name. Therefore he used the pseudonym

15. William Sealey Gosset
    William Sealey Gosset was born on June 13, 1876 in Canterbury, England where hewas the oldest of William Gosset was never employed as a statistician.  
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    Extractions: William Sealey Gosset Gosset wrote paper in his spare time under the name "Student." His paper were on the probability of error of the mean and of the correlation coefficient for publication. Gosset even managed to run cooperative experiments with Hunter a nd Bennett at Ballinacurra, Buffin at Cambridge, and Beaven at Warminster in the testing of seeds against other seeds. Gosset also work with R.A. Fisher. The funny part is that Fisher did not get along Pearson, but Gosset studied under Pearson and also got along with Fisher. A very personal friend, McMullen, said this about Gosset, "he was a very kindly and tolerant and absolutely devoid malice. He rarely spoke about personal matters but when his opinion was well worth listening to and not in the least superficia l." Web site. www-groups.dcs.st-andrews.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Gosset.html

16. William Sealey Gosset
    William Gosset was educated at Winchester, then entering New College Oxford wherehe studied chemistry and mathematics. While there he studied under Airy.  
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    Extractions: William Sealey Gosset Born: 13 June 1876 in Canterbury, England Died: 16 Oct 1937 in Beaconsfield, England William Gosset was educated at Winchester, then entering New College Oxford where he studied chemistry and mathematics. While there he studied under Airy. Gosset obtained a post as a chemist in the Guinness brewery in Dublin in 1899 and did important work on statistics. He invented the t-test to handle small samples for quality control in brewing. He wrote under the name "Student". Gosset discovered the form of the t distribution by a combination of mathematical and empirical work with random numbers, an early application of the Monte-Carlo method. Writing in [4], McMullen says:- To many in the statistical world "Student" was regarded as a statistical advisor to Guinness's brewery; to others he appeared to be a brewer devoting his spare time to statistics. ... though there is some truth in both these ideas they miss the central point, which was the intimate connection between his statistical research and the practical problems on which he was engaged. ... "Student" did a very large quantity of ordinary routine as well as his statistical work in the brewery, and all tat in addition to consultative statistical work and to preparing his various published papers. From 1922 he got a statistical assistant at the brewery, and he slowly built up a small statistics department which he ran until 1934.

17. William Sealey Gosset
    William Sealy Gosset 18761937 is best known for a single contribution Student st-distribution but he had a thirty year career as a statistician publishing  
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    Extractions: Main Page See live article Alphabetical index William Sealy Gosset is best known for a single contribution Student's t-distribution but he had a thirty year career as a statistician publishing under the pseudonym "Student." Gosset was born in Canterbury, England and attended Winchester College , the famous private school. At Oxford he studied chemistry and mathematics. He went to work for Arthur Guinness Guinness was a progressive agro-chemical business and Gosset would apply his statistical knowledge both in the brewery and on the farmto the selection of the best yielding varieties of barley. Gosset acquired that knowledge by study, trial and error and by spending two terms in 1906/7 in the biometric laboratory of Karl Pearson . Gosset and Pearson had a good relationship and Pearson helped Gosset with the mathematics of his papers. Pearson helped with the 1908 papers but he had little appreciation of their importance. The papers addressed the brewer's concern with small samples but the biometrician typically had hundreds of observations and saw no urgency in developing small-sample methods. Pearson published The probable error of a mean and almost all of Gosset's papers in his journal Biometrika but it was Ronald Fisher who appreciated the importance of Gosset's small-sample work. Fisher believed that Gosset had effected a “logical revolution”. Ironically the t-statistic for which Gosset is famous was actually Fisher's creation. Gosset's statistic was z = t/sqrt (n - 1). Fisher introduced the t-form because it fitted it in with his theory of degrees of freedom. Fisher was also responsible for the applications of the t-distribution to regression.

18. Acquiring Statistics | W S Gosset
    William S Gosset 13 June 1876 16 Oct 1937. Gosset earned a degree in chemistryat Oxford, and joined the Guinness brewery firm in 1899.  
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    Extractions: 13 June 1876 - 16 Oct 1937 Gosset earned a degree in chemistry at Oxford, and joined the Guinness brewery firm in 1899. His work for Guinness led him investigate the statistical validity of results obtained from small samples (previous statistical theory had concentrated instead on large samples). He took a leave of absence to spend 1906/1907 studying under Karl Pearson at University College, London. His publications in Pearson's journal Biometrika were signed "Student," not because of a Guinness company policy forbidding publication, as is often said, but more precisely because of a company wish to keep secret the fact that they were gaining an industrial advantage from employing statisticians. Gosset's most important result is known as the "Student's t" test or distribution, published in 1908. In these pages, we will drop the subterfuge and restore the discoverer's name to the discovery. We will call it "Gosset's t." His work founded the concept of quality control, which Neyman and others were later to develop more fully. In studying the distribution of yeast cells, he independently discovered the

19. William Sealey Gosset - Wikipédia
    Guinness was a progressive agrochemical business and Gosset would apply his A Statistical Biography of William Sealy Gosset, Edited and Augmented by RL  
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    Extractions: William Sealy Gosset June 13 October 16 ) was a chemist and statistician , better known by his pen name Student . Born Canterbury England to Agnes Sealy Vidal and Colonel Frederic Gosset , Gosset attended Winchester College , the famous private school, before reading chemistry and mathematics at New College, Oxford . On graduating in , he joined the Dublin brewery of Arthur Guinness Guinness was a progressive agro-chemical business and Gosset would apply his statistical knowledge both in the brewery and on the farm—to the selection of the best yielding varieties of barley . Gosset acquired that knowledge by study, trial and error and by spending two terms in 1906/7 in the biometric laboratory of Karl Pearson . Gosset and Pearson had a good relationship and Pearson helped Gosset with the mathematics of his papers. Pearson helped with the 1908 papers but he had little appreciation of their importance. The papers addressed the brewer's concern with small samples but the biometrician typically had hundreds of observations and saw no urgency in developing small-sample methods. Another researcher at Guinness had previously published a paper containing trade secrets of the Guinness brewery. To prevent further disclosure of confidential information, Guinness prohibited its employees from publishing any papers regardless of the contained information. This means that Gosset was unable to publish his works under his own name. Therefore he used the pseudonym

20. Jackson, AL 1850 Federal Census (INDEX - File 5 Of 12) This Census
    Gosset Evaline 11 Alabama pg0069b.txt 77B 15 Gosset Mary 43 Tennesseepg0069b.txt 77B 16 Gosset Milton 16 Tennessee pg0069b.txt 77B 14 gosset william 50  
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