On the efficient design of statistical investigations.¶
Wald, A. (1943). On the efficient design of statistical investigations. Annals of Mathematical Statistics, 14(2), 134-140.
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- Selection Bias
- Abraham Wald's 1943 wartime analysis of returning aircraft bullet-damage is the canonical teaching example of selection-bias recognition in operations research
This sourceWald survivorship bias aircraft damage WWII operations research.
- Abraham Wald's 1943 wartime analysis of returning aircraft bullet-damage is the canonical teaching example of selection-bias recognition in operations research
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