User virtuolie - Cross Validated

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What is a good journal for submitting my article on a conjecture in theoretical statistics, re: ancillary complement for correlation?

asked Nov 27, 2023 at 16:56

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What is the information in an exact p-value?

asked Nov 3, 2023 at 18:01

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Is it true that we can always increase statistical power/estimator precision by increasing sample size?

asked Oct 5, 2020 at 2:33

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Why is the weak likelihood principle not a theorem?

asked Jan 23, 2023 at 7:40

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How does knowing the sign of the population correlation affect the sufficiency of its statistic?

asked May 31 at 14:14

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What is the minimum Pearson sample correlation given a perfect sample rank correlation with no ties? [duplicate]

asked Jul 1 at 19:43

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Statistical notation question: How do I represent sorting variables, individually and by each other, symbolically?

asked Jan 10, 2023 at 19:57

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Probability of same outcome for a pair of dice/urn draws with correlation $\rho$

asked Aug 31, 2022 at 13:30

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Why does the sufficient statistic for the bivariate normal not imply a sufficient statistic for the correlation under bivariate normality?

asked May 20 at 3:48

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Who first described a statistical estimate as an approximation of a population parameter?

asked Apr 19, 2023 at 19:56

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Are paired matches in ranked data independent, if the original, unranked, continuous pairs are independent?

asked Jul 11, 2023 at 18:15

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Why does rotating Pearson's $r$ in my simulation reduce its $MSE$? And could you use this with real data to improve $MSE$?

asked Mar 7, 2022 at 4:40

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What is known, in principle, about the possibility of approximating the random discrepancy between a statistical estimate and its parameter?

asked Mar 9, 2022 at 21:48

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What is the relationship between the manifest correlation between ranked variables and the latent, continuous correlation?

asked Aug 7, 2022 at 22:07

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Give the distribution of an asymptotically Normal statistic, conditional on a function of sample ranks, and describe regression parameters

asked Nov 29, 2023 at 4:31

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True or False: If the distribution of Y|X is normal, then the regression of Y on X must be both linear and homoscedastic [duplicate]

asked Mar 3 at 15:43

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Should one account for the known variance of fixed X when estimating its relationship with random Y?

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What is a good journal for submitting my article on a conjecture in theoretical statistics, re: ancillary complement for correlation?

What is the information in an exact p-value?

Is it true that we can always increase statistical power/estimator precision by increasing sample size?

Why is the weak likelihood principle not a theorem?

How does knowing the sign of the population correlation affect the sufficiency of its statistic?

What is the minimum Pearson sample correlation given a perfect sample rank correlation with no ties? [duplicate]

Statistical notation question: How do I represent sorting variables, individually and by each other, symbolically?

Probability of same outcome for a pair of dice/urn draws with correlation $\rho$

Why does the sufficient statistic for the bivariate normal not imply a sufficient statistic for the correlation under bivariate normality?

Who first described a statistical estimate as an approximation of a population parameter?

Are paired matches in ranked data independent, if the original, unranked, continuous pairs are independent?

Why does rotating Pearson's $r$ in my simulation reduce its $MSE$? And could you use this with real data to improve $MSE$?

What is known, in principle, about the possibility of approximating the random discrepancy between a statistical estimate and its parameter?

What is the relationship between the manifest correlation between ranked variables and the latent, continuous correlation?

Give the distribution of an asymptotically Normal statistic, conditional on a function of sample ranks, and describe regression parameters

True or False: If the distribution of Y|X is normal, then the regression of Y on X must be both linear and homoscedastic [duplicate]

Should one account for the known variance of fixed X when estimating its relationship with random Y?