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November 1957, Volume 6, Issue 3
- 189-197 ‘Three‐Group’ Regression Analysis
by Wendy M. Gibson & Geoffrey H. Jowett - 198-207 A Simple Sequential Procedure to Test Whether Average Conditions Achieve a Certain Standard
by Rolfe C. Tomlinson - 208-213 An Optical Periodograph for Use in the Analysis of Continuous Measurements
by Kenneth W. Kemp - 214-222 Confidence Limits for the Range of a Search Radar
by Colin Stevens - 225-226 National Income Visualized
by C. T. Saunders - 226-227 Statistical Methods and Scientific Inference
by G. H. Jowett - 227-228 A Dictionary of Statistical Terms
by P. D. Oldham - 228-230 The Lognormal Distribution, with Special Reference to its Uses in Economics
by W. J. Corlett - 230-231 Statistical Methods in Research and Production, with Special Reference to the Chemical Industry (Third Edition, Revised and Enlarged)
by D. G. Beech - 231-232 The 1953 Pilot Population Census for the First Population Census in Sudan
by J. A. Rowntree
June 1957, Volume 6, Issue 2
- 81-101 Evolutionary Operation: A Method for Increasing Industrial Productivity
by George E. P. Box - 102-113 Some Statistical Applications of Electronic Computers
by Stephen Lipton - 114-122 Three‐Group' Regression Analysis
by Wendy M. Gibson & Geoffrey H. Jowett - 123-132 Discriminant Functions of Socio‐Economic Class
by Kathleen Gales - 133-138 The Study of Variability in Engineering Design
by S. James Morrison - 139-153 A Sample Survey with Both a Postal and an Interview Stage
by Percy G. Gray - 157-158 Statistics: A New Approach
by L. H. C. Tippett - 158-159 Statistics and Their Application to Commerce
by S. Burke - 160-160 Guide to Elementary Statistical Formulas
by D. G. Beech
March 1957, Volume 6, Issue 1
- 1-17 The Scope and Limitations of Econometrics
by L. R. Klein - 18-25 The Effect of Obtaining Information from Different Informants on a Family Morbidity Inquiry
by Ann Cartwright - 26-39 Linear Programming in Practice
by Emil Kay & Eric Duckworth - 40-44 Sampling for Variables with a Very Skew Distribution
by R. Tulse - 45-55 Analysis and Presentation of the Results of Factorial Experiments
by Anthony G. Baker - 56-62 A Problem in Production Control
by Raymond Chittleburgh & Alec Lee - 63-66 Use of Regression Analysis to Detect Errors in Measurement of Intermediate Materials in a Multi‐Stage Process
by William Stannage - 67-68 Calculating the Standard Error of a Proportion
by Edward F. Brayer - 73-73 Experimental Design and its Statistical Basis
by Cedric A. B. Smith - 74-74 Guide to New Zealand Official Statistics (Third Edition)
by C. T. Saunders - 74-75 Estadística Descriptiva Y Modelo Matemático
by D. G. Beech - 75-75 Nellie Landblom's Copybook for Beginners in Research Work
by D. G. Beech - 75-76 A Primer of Social Statistics
by Leslie T. Wilkins - 76-77 Dynamic Factors in Industrial Productivity
by L. H. C. Tippett - 78-78 The Classification and Coding of Accounts
by C. Nuttall - 78-79 The Essentials of Educational Statistics
by Frank Sandon - 79-80 The Theory of Games and Linear Programming
by G. A. Coutie
November 1956, Volume 5, Issue 3
- 1-1 Foreword
by E. S. Pearson - 146-157 Statistics in Hospital Planning and Design
by Norman T. J. Bailey - 158-165 Monte Carlo Methods and Industrial Problems
by W. Neil Jessop - 166-176 The Allocation of Scarce Materials between Products
by Noel Williams - 177-194 Industrial Censuses in Great Britain and the United States
by Rita J. Maurice - 195-202 A Technique for Studying the Effects of a Television Broadcast
by William A. Belson - 203-206 Missing Values in Experiments Analysed on Automatic Computers
by Michael Healy & Michael Westmacott - 207-210 A Comment on the Construction of Price Index Numbers
by K. S. Banerjee - 215-216 Prediction Methods in Relation to Borstal Training
by Norman T. J. Bailey - 216-216 Correlated Random Normal Deviates
by D. G. Beech
June 1956, Volume 5, Issue 2
- 73-85 Examples of Interviewer Variability Taken from Two Sample Surveys
by Percy G. Gray - 86-105 Some Sampling Problems in Connection with Accounting Records
by Stanley F. James - 106-112 A Tasting Experiment
by Norman Theodore Gridgeman - 113-121 Are Correlations Any Guide to Predictive Value?
by Robert Ferber - 122-131 A 24 Factorial Experiment in Four Blocks of Eight: A Study in Radioactive Decontamination
by Martin K. Barnett & Frank C. Mead - 132-136 An Extension of the Use of the χ2‐Test
by Erik K. Leander & David J. Finney - 137-138 Question and Answer
by G. H. Jowett - 141-141 Stochastic Models for Learning
by M. S. Bartlett - 141-143 Contributions of Survey Methods to Economics
by J. E. G. Utting - 143-144 The Communication of Ideas
by L. T. Wilkins - 144-144 Handbook of Industrial Engineering and Management
by D. G. Beech
March 1956, Volume 5, Issue 1
- 1-11 The Use of Statistics in the Investment of Funds
by G. H. Ross Goobey - 12-19 Modified Control Limits
by David Hill - 20-31 A Regression Control Chart for use in Personnel Selection
by Frank Sandon - 32-48 Factor Analysis as a Technique for Examining Complex Data on Foodstuffs
by Roland Harper - 49-61 Field Work in Sample Surveys of Household Income and Expenditure
by Dorothy E. Cole - 68-68 Chance and Choice by Cardpack and Chessboard
by R. L. Plackett - 68-70 Statistical Methods for Research
by G. H. Jowett - 70-70 An Introduction to Stochastic Processes
by G. H. Jowett - 71-72 Population Statistics and Their Compilation (Revised Edition)
by E. Shankleman
November 1955, Volume 4, Issue 3
- 133-144 Current Trends in National Income Statistics
by Christopher T. Saunders - 145-161 Fundamental Problems in the Subjective Appraisal of Foodstuffs
by Roland Harper - 162-172 Sales Forecasting: An Evaluation of Some Practical Results
by David J. Liston - 173-182 Level of Quality for Minimum Cost of Manufacture to a Specification
by John H. Hepburn - 183-194 Measuring the Readership of Newspapers and Magazines
by Eric Shankleman - 195-198 The Determination of Branch Staff Establishments in a Multiple Shop Organisation
by Bernard T. Ramm - 199-206 A Design for Testing Several Treatments Under Controlled Environmental Conditions
by Geoffrey M. Clarke - 212-212 Biomathematics: The Principles of Mathematics for Students of Biological Science
by S. C. Harland
June 1955, Volume 4, Issue 2
- 73-79 Reservoirs of Infection of Pulmonary Tuberculosis in Warwickshire
by Marjorie Jessop - 80-89 Multiple Regression between Variables Measured at the Points of a Plane Sheet
by Geoffrey H. Jowett - 90-96 Calculation by Accumulation
by P. A. Daniell & F. D. K. Liddell - 97-102 A Simple Non‐Parametric Graphical Test for the Significance of a Difference
by Wladyslaw Z. Billewicz - 103-116 Multivariate Analysis
by John Wishart - 127-127 Handbook of Graphic Presentation
by L. H. C. Tippett - 127-127 Elements of Statistics
by G. H. Jowett - 128-129 The Design of Social Research
by C. A. Moser - 129-130 Statistical Analysis in Chemistry and the Chemical Industry
by E. D. van Rest - 130-130 Quality Control Through Statistical Methods
by L. H. C. Tippett - 130-131 Productivity, a Critique of Current Usage
by L. H. C. Tippett - 131-131 History of Mathematics
by M. S. Bartlett
March 1955, Volume 4, Issue 1
- 1-14 The Productivity Index in Active Service
by Stafford Beer - 15-21 A Method of Graphing Sales Figures for Executive Use
by Albert W. Swan - 22-31 An Application of Linear Programming to the Selection of Raw Materials
by Noel Williams - 32-46 The Comparison of Means of Industrial Time Series
by Geoffrey H. Jowett - 47-63 Some Makeshift Methods of Analysis Applied to Complex Experimental Results
by G. P. Davies & G. W. Sears - 65-66 Question and Answer
by E. D. van Rest - 71-71 The Design and Analysis of Industrial Experiments
by D. R. Read - 72-72 Biometrika Tables for Statisticians, Volume I
by O. L. Davies
November 1954, Volume 3, Issue 3
- 137-145 Queueing for Medical Care
by Norman T. J. Bailey - 146-149 Accuracy in Statistics
by Cyril Davenport Hughes - 150-158 The Determination of Single‐Sample Schemes for Percentage Defectives
by Gareth Horsnell - 159-173 The Use of Estimates of Absence‐Proneness for Guiding Executive Action
by Adrian Garth Arbous & Herbert Simon Sichel - 174-183 Production Functions for the British Industrial Economy
by Conrad E. V. Leser - 184-195 The Construction of Nomograms for Use in Statistics
by Philip Lyle - 204-204 Statistical Methods in Electrical Engineering
by J. F. Hinsley - 205-205 Le Contrle Statistique des Fabrications
by A. W. Swan - 206-207 Statistical Inference
by L. T. Wilkins - 207-207 Mathematics in Action
by D. R. Davies - 208-208 Sampling Theory of Surveys with Applications
by A. Stuart
June 1954, Volume 3, Issue 2
- 65-73 Quality Control on the Setting of Voltage Regulators
by David J. Desmond - 74-84 The Measurement of Elasticities of Demand
by Conrad E. V. Leser - 85-89 What is Econometrics?
by Eric Shankleman - 90-103 Experiments with a Random Selector as an Aid to the Teaching of Statistics
by Elsie A. G. Knowles - 104-111 The Measurement of Daily Variations in Absence
by F. D. K. Liddell - 112-115 Investigation of Errors of Observation
by Rupert Thomas Leslie - 116-125 The Construction of Nomograms for Use in Statistics
by Philip Lyle - 134-134 Tables for Aptitude Testers
by E. Elliott - 134-135 Social Accounts of Local Authorities
by C. A. Moser - 135-136 Exercises in Theoretical Statistics
by E. A. G. Knowles
March 1954, Volume 3, Issue 1
- 1-11 Production and Administration Cost in Relation to Size of Firm
by Seymour Melman - 12-18 An Analysis of the Results of a Visual Test of Textile Yarn
by Anthony G. Baker & Kenneth W. Hillier & Robert H. Woodward - 19-28 Who Gets the Medicine?
by Percy G. Gray & Ann Cartwright - 29-32 Too Good to be True?
by Alan Stuart - 33-43 Some Uses of the Nomogram in Statistics
by Simon Broadbent - 44-47 A Neglected Point in the Construction of Price Index Numbers
by Armand Peter Ruderman - 48-49 Letter to the Editor
by Peter Robson - 59-59 Methods of Statistical Analysis
by E. D. van Rest - 59-60 Statistical Design and Analysis of Experiments for Development Research
by E. D. van Rest - 60-61 The Design and Analysis of Experiment
by O. L. Davies - 61-62 Associated Measurements
by G. H. Jowett - 62-62 The Tools of Social Science
by G. H. Jowett & M. Hodges - 63-63 50‐100 Binomial Tables
by D. G. Beech - 63-64 International Trade Statistics
by C. Nuttall
November 1953, Volume 2, Issue 3
- 141-151 Quality Control in the Usa
by Edward D. van Rest - 152-159 An Experiment in the Sampling of Agricultural Returns
by Henry Palca - 160-165 A Technique for Standardising Massed Batteries of Control Charts
by Stafford Beer - 166-171 An Index of the Volume of Net Exports
by Wladyslaw Z. Billewicz - 172-179 The Evaluation of Detergent Performance in Domestic Dishwashing
by Clifford Pugh - 180-183 The Use of Samples in Auditing
by Noel Williams - 184-192 Planning an Experiment in a Cotton Spinning Mill
by Robert E. Peake - 193-195 A Change in the Proportion of Jurors
by Thomas Corlett - 202-202 Advanced Statistical Methods in Biometric Research
by O. L. Davies - 203-203 Statistical Theory with Engineering Examples
by F. C. Turner - 203-203 Statistical Tables for Biological, Agricultural and Medical Research
by L. H. C. Tippett - 204-204 An Introduction to Statistical Calculations
by G. H. Jowett
June 1953, Volume 2, Issue 2
- 73-85 Experiences of Correlation Analysis
by Donald G. Beech - 86-100 Economic Forecasting in Great Britain
by Eric Shankleman - 101-106 Statistics and Prediction
by Cyril Davenport Hughes - 107-117 The Origin and Development of Factor Analysis
by Douglas F. Vincent - 118-130 The Economics of Sequential Sampling Procedures for Defectives
by David G. Champernowne
March 1953, Volume 2, Issue 1
- 1-12 The Census of Distribution
by Dudley A. Clark - 13-23 Estimating Variability from the Differences between Successive Readings
by Joan Keen & Denys J. Page - 24-29 Short‐Term Fluctuations in Petroleum Consumption
by John Douglas Butler - 30-38 A Statistical Approach to a Problem of Chemical Manufacture
by Andrew Muir & Frank Downton - 39-43 A Comparison of Serial Number Digit Sampling with Systematic and Random Sampling
by Orville O. Price & Alfred J. McKeon - 44-64 Stochastic Processes or the Statistics of Change
by Maurice S. Bartlett - 70-70 The Design and Analysis of Experiments
by O. L. Davies - 70-71 Statistics and Their Application to Commerce
by H. S. Booker - 71-72 The Sources and Nature of the Statistics of the United Kingdom
by E. Devons - 72-72 The Methods of Statistics
by E. D. van Rest
November 1952, Volume 1, Issue 3
- 149-162 The Scope of Medical Statistics
by Norman T. J. Bailey - 163-168 A Study of the Lives of Pots Used in Making Glass
by Joan Keen & Denys J. Page - 169-178 The Experience of a User of a Consumer Panel
by Robert N. Wadsworth - 179-191 The Accuracy of Sampling Coal
by Jack Hebden & Geoffrey H. Jowett - 192-201 Estimating Individual Expenditure from Family Totals
by W. F. F. Kemsley - 202-205 Composite Mean Squares and Their Degrees of Freedom
by Leroy P. V. Johnson & Ernest S. Keeping
June 1952, Volume 1, Issue 2
- 82-94 Estimating the Future Population
by Peter R. Cox - 95-105 A Collaborative Investigation into Methods of Chemical Analysis of Ground Pyrethrum Flowers
by George V. Dyke & Emily P. Simpson - 106-117 Index Numbers of Retail Prices 1938–51
by Roy G. D. Allen - 118-125 Calibration of an Integrating Gas Flowmeter
by William Spendley - 126-130 The Measurement of Branch Sales Performance
by Bernard T. Ramm - 131-137 One Line or Two?
by William N. Jessop - 148-148 Technological Applications of Statistics
by O. L. Davies - 148-148 Statistical Methods for Chemists
by G. H. Jowett
March 1952, Volume 1, Issue 1
- 1-1 Foreword
by A. Bradford Hill - 3-20 The Introduction of Statistical Methods to Industry
by Bernard P. Dudding - 21-26 A Statistician Looks at the International Management Congress of 1951
by Albert W. Swan - 27-33 Estimating the Social Class of Towns
by Leslie T. Wilkins - 34-36 A Use for the Jury Qualification in Sample Design
by Thomas Corlett - 37-44 A Statistical Approach to the Specification of Plastics
by Charles Wainwright - 45-49 Uses and Abuses of Factor Analysis
by Hans J. Eysenck - 50-59 The Accuracy of Systematic Sampling from Conveyor Belts
by Geoffrey H. Jowett - 80-80 Facts from Figures
by L. T. Wilkins