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Statistical theory : the relationship of probability, credibility & error

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  • "The founding fathers; The calculus of error and the calculus of exploration; The calculus of aggregtes; The calculus of judgements."

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  • "Statistical theory : the relationship of probability, credibility, and error; an examination of the contemporary crisis in statistical theory from a behaviourist viewpoint"
  • "Statistical Theory : the Relationship of Probability, Credibility and Error : an Examination of the Contemporary Crisis in Statistical Theory from a Behaviorist Standpoint"
  • "Statistical theory : the relationship of probability, credibility & error"@en
  • "Statistical theory: The relationship of probability, credibility and error"@en
  • "Statistical theory : the relationship of probability, credibility and error; an examination of the contemporary crisis in statistical theory from a behaviour viewpoint"
  • "Statistical theory the relationship of probability, credibility and error, an examination of the contemporary crisis in statistical theory from a behaviourist viewpoint"
  • "Statistical theory : the relationship of probability, credibility and error - an examination of the contemporary crisis in statistical theory from a behaviourist viewpoint"
  • "Statistical theory : the relationship of probability, credibility, and error : an examination of the contemporary crisis in statistical theory from a behaviourist viewpoint"
  • "Statistical theory: the relationship of probability, credibility, and error : an examination of the contemporary crisis in statistical theory from a behaviourist viewpoint"
  • "Statistical theory: the relationship of probability, credibility, and error; an examination of the contemporary crisis in statistical theory from a behaviourist viewpoint. London, Allen & Unwin, [1957]"@en
  • "Statistical theory"@en
  • "Statistical theory"
  • "Statistical theory: the relationship of probability, credibility, and error; an examination of the contemporary crisis in statistical theory from a behaviourist viewpoint"@en
  • "Statistical theory: the relationship of probability, credibility, and error; an examination of the contemporary crisis in statistical theory from a behaviourist viewpoint"
  • "Statistical theory : the relationship of probability credibility and error ; an examination of the contemporary crisis in statistical theory from a behaviourist viewpoint"@en
  • "Statistical theory : the relationship of probability, credibility, and error :an examination of the contemporary crisis in statistical theory from a behaviourist viewpoint"@en
  • "Statistical theory the relationship of probability, credibility, and error; an examination of the contemporary crisis in statistical theory from a behaviourist viewpoint"@en
  • "Statistical theory : the relationship of probability, credibility and error"@en
  • "Statistical theory : the relationship of probability, credibility and error"
  • "Statistical theory : the relationship of probability, credibility and error ; an examination of the contemporary crisis in statistical theory from a behaviourist viewpoint"@en
  • "Statistical theory : the relationship of probability, credibility and error ; an examination of the contemporary crisis in statistical theory from a behaviourist viewpoint"
  • "Statistical theory : the relationship of probability, credibility, and error; an examination for the contemporary crisis in statistical theory from a behaviourist viewpoint"@en
  • "Statistical theory ; the relationship of probability, credibility and error"
  • "Statistical Theory. The relationship of probability, credibility and error. An examination of the contemporary crisis in statistical theory from a behaviourist viewpoint"@en
  • "Statistical theory : the relationship of probability, credibility and error : an examination of the contemporary crisis in statistical theory from a behaviourist viewpoint"

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