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Neyman by Constance Reid, 1997-10-30 Neyman by Constance Reid, 1982-12-01 Bender, Moldova: Communes of Bender Municipality, People From Bender, Moldova, Emil Constantinescu, Jerzy Neyman, Proteagailovca, Lev Berg The Heritage Copernicus: Theories "Pleasing to the Mind" Proceedings of the Berkeley Symposium on Mathematical Statistics and Probability by Jerzy, Ed Neyman, 1949-01-01 The Heritage Of Copernicus: Theories "Pleasing to the Mind" Probability theory (Proceedings of the Sixth Berkeley Symposium on Mathematical Statistics and Probability, University of California, Volume 3) Polish Agnostics: Marie Curie, Arthur Rubinstein, Jacob Bronowski, Marek Belka, Jerzy Neyman People From Bender, Moldova: Emil Constantinescu, Jerzy Neyman, Lev Berg, Igor Bugaiov, Michael Postan, Benderli Pa?a, Maurice Raizman Jerzy Neyman 1894-1981 (in) The American Statistician / Volume 36, Number 3, Part 1 / August 1982 by E. L. and Reid, Constance Lehmann, 1982 Polish Statisticians: Elzbieta Pleszczynska, Jan Piekalkiewicz, Jerzy Neyman, Józef Buzek, Jan Czekanowski, Stanislaw Trybula People by City in Transnistria: People From Bender, Moldova, People From Dubasari, People From Tiraspol, Emil Constantinescu, Jerzy Neyman Survey Methodologists: W. Edwards Deming, Frank Yates, John Tukey, Frederick Mosteller, David A. Freedman, Robert Groves, Jerzy Neyman Proceedings of the Berkeley Conference in Honor of Jerzy Neyman and Jack Keifer (Wadsworth and Brooks/Cole Statistics/Probability Series)

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1. Jerzy Neyman
   Jerzy Neyman. April 16, 1894August 5, 1981. Jerzy Neyman is considered to be one of great founders of modern statistics.  
   http://www.mrs.umn.edu/~sungurea/introstat/history/w98/Jerzy_Neyman.html
   
   Extractions: Jerzy Neyman April 16, 1894-August 5, 1981 Jerzy Neyman is considered to be one of great founders of modern statistics. He made large contributions in probability theory, testing hypothesis, confidence intervals, generalized chi-square, and other areas of mathematical statistics. He was enthu siastic about his work because he wanted to " find out’ and study " how to find out what we need to know." His work would make an impact on fields ranging from astronomy and agriculture through biology and weather to social insurance. Grammar of Science. Later Neyman would say that this influenced his development, but this was not the main i nterest of his during his studies. He was really interested in the research in measure theory of Lebesgue. This was the subject of most of his early papers. Sources Encyclopedia of Statistical Science, Vol. 6 http://www-groups.dcs.st-andrews.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Neyman.html http://www.stolaf.edu/people/single/stats/Neyman.html

2. Neyman
   Jerzy Neyman. 16 Apr 1894 5 Aug 1981. Russian. Originally named Splawa-Neyman, he dropped the first part of his name at age 30. He studied at Kharkov University and wrote on Lebesgue integration.  
   http://www.stolaf.edu/depts/statistics/stats/Neyman.html
   
   Extractions: Russian Originally named Splawa-Neyman, he dropped the first part of his name at age 30. He studied at Kharkov University and wrote on Lebesgue integration. Sergi Bernstein influenced him, encouraging him to read Pearson's Grammar of Science. In Warsaw he lectured in mathematics and statistics and received a doctorate in 1924. Receiving a fel lowship to work with Pearson in London, he was disappointed to discover that Pearson was ignorant of modern mathematics. In Paris he attended lectures by Lebesgue and Hadamard but his interest in statistics was stimulated again by Pearson's son who sought a general principle from which Gosset's tests could be derived. Neyman went on to produce fundamental results on hypothesis testing. He worked in England from 1934 to 1938 when he emigrated to the USA working in Berkeley for the rest of his life. His wor k on hypothesis testing, confidence intervals and survey sampling revolutionised statistics. Neyman's thoughts on model building and assessment: ``Whenever we use mathematics in order to study some observational phenomena we must essentially begin by building a mathematical model (deterministic or probabilistic) for these phenomena. Of necessity, the model must simplify matters and certain details must be ignored. The success of the model depending on whether or not the details ignored are really unimportant in the development of the phenomena studied. The solution of the mathematical problem may be correct and yet be in considerable disagreement with the observed data simply because the underlying assumptions made are not warranted. It is usually quite difficult to state with certainty, whether or not a given mathematical model is adequate

3. Neyman
   Jerzy Neyman. Born 16 April Jerzy Neyman s parents were Czeslaw Neyman,who was a lawyer, and Kazimiera Lutoslawska. Kazimiera came from  
   http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Neyman.html
   
   Extractions: Jerzy Neyman 's parents were Czeslaw Neyman, who was a lawyer, and Kazimiera Lutoslawska. Kazimiera came from Kiev and, in fact, Czeslaw and Kazimiera met when he was studying law at Kiev and rented a room in a house run by Kazimiera's mother. Jerzy was the youngest of his parents four children but, since the oldest child Karol was sixteen when Jerzy was born and two girls had by this time died, he was essentially brought up as an only child. It is worth noting that despite the political situation which existed at the time (officially Poland did not exist as a separate country), Jerzy was born into a Roman Catholic family which considered itself to be Polish and was certainly Polish speaking. We should also note that Neyman wrote papers for a few years under the name Splawa-Neyman, but he dropped the first part (which is more like a sign of nobility) at the age of 30. The Russian version of his name was Yuri Czeslawovich and he was known by this name when he was a student. As a young boy, Jerzy lived in several different towns: first Bendery, then Kherson, then Melitopol in the Crimea, and by the time he was eight years old the family lived at Simferopol also in the Crimea. Up to the age of ten he was taught at home by a governess and then he entered the local gymnasium. Remarkably he could speak five languages by this time, Polish, Ukrainian, Russian, French and German. In 1906, however, his father died of a heart attack and his mother, now having little money to bring up her son, moved to Kharkov where she had relatives. Neyman excelled at the gymnasium at Kharkov and he decided, probably because he had an outstanding mathematics teacher, that he would study mathematics at university. Between completing his schooling and entering university, he made a European train journey through Austria and Italy. His mother must have saved hard to have been able to afford to send him on this trip.

4. Jerzy Neyman --  Encyclopædia Britannica
   Neyman, Jerzy Encyclopædia Britannica Article. , Neyman, Jerzy (1894–1981).The Russian American mathematician Jerzy Neyman helped  
   http://www.britannica.com/eb/article?eu=57023&tocid=0&query=jerzy neyman

5. Neyman Jerzy
   neyman jerzy, Splawa, J. SplawaNeyman, urodzil sie w 1894, zmarl w 1981,matematyk amerykanski pochodzenia polskiego, zajmowal sie glównie  
   http://askgruchala.webpark.pl/matematyka/matematycy/neyman.htm

6. WIEM: Neyman Sp³awa Jerzy
   Neyman Splawa Jerzy, Splawaneyman jerzy (1894-1981), matematyk amerykanskipochodzenia polskiego. Od 1938 profesor uniwersytetu w Berkeley  
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   Extractions: Neyman Sp³awa Jerzy, Sp³awa-Neyman Jerzy (1894-1981), matematyk amerykañski pochodzenia polskiego. Od 1938 profesor uniwersytetu w  Berkeley . Cz³onek Narodowej Akademii Nauk w Waszyngtonie i Polskiej Akademii Nauk od 1966. Autor prac z dziedziny statystyki matematycznej (m.in. metody weryfikacji hipotez matematycznych), teorii przedzia³ów ufno¶ci, rachunku prawdopodobieñstwa i innych. WIEM zosta³a opracowana na podstawie Popularnej Encyklopedii Powszechnej Wydawnictwa Fogra zobacz wszystkie serwisy do góry

7. Jerzy Neyman - Wikipedia
   Translate this page Jerzy Neyman. Jerzy Neyman, statistico polacco, è nato il 16 aprile 1894 a Bendery(Russia) e morì il 5 agosto 1981 a Berkeley (California). Biografia.  
   http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jerzy_Neyman
   
   Extractions: Jerzy Neyman statistico polacco, ¨ nato il 16 aprile a Bendery Russia ) e mor¬ il 5 agosto a Berkeley California modifica La sua famiglia era di origine polacca, deportata dopo i moti del . Inizialmente frequenta la scuola a Simferopol per poi passare nel a Karkov . Nel comincia gli studi di matematica e fisica presso l'universit  di Karkov , durante i quali si interessa dei lavori di Karl Pearson e della teoria della misurazione nei lavori di Henri Leon Lebesgue Negli anni della rivoluzione d'ottobre viene arrestato, e nel giunge in Polonia grazie ad uno scambio di prigionieri. Comincia come statistico presso l'Istituto Nazionale per l'Agricoltura di Bydgosz dove conclude nel il suo dottorato. Nel giunge con una borsa di studio all' University College di Londra diretto da Karl Pearson e dove incontra e si fa apprezzare da altri personaggi chiave per la statistica Ronald Fisher William Sealy Gosset Egon Pearson Nel segue dei corsi a Parigi , tra l'altro corsi di Lebesgue , Hadamard e Borel.

8. Utente:Tomi - Wikipedia
   Markov Andrej Andreevic; neyman jerzy; Pearson Egon; Pearson Karl.  
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   Extractions: Salve, sono Tomi (spesso comparivo in passato con il raro dominio *bz.aknet.it o con i numeri IP 213.21.174.xxx o 213.21.175.xxx, nella mailinglist wikiit-l risulto come Antonio_BZ). I primissimi contributi portavano il mio vero nome e cognome. Ho cominciato a contribuire al progetto l'8 novembre , in seguito ad una segnalazione nelle rivista informatica italiana LinuxMagazine. I miei contributi riguardano l' Alto Adige , la statistica , l' opensource e prevedevo di contribuire in futuro con argomenti riguardanti l' economia , il commercio equo-solidale e qualsiasi cosa che mi interessa e che approfondisco per conto mio. Cercher² di contribuire pure con immagini (cartine, foto, ecc.). Segnalo i contributi che puzzano di violazione del , in quanto ritengo che la wikipedia debba crescere onestamente. Segnalo per² pure qualche sito che usa la stessa idea di it.wiki , in quanto usa tecnologia wikiwiki oppure (e soprattutto) perch¨ usa la bella licenza GNU FDL http://www.capitancook.com (guida viaggi, in inglese, usa wikiwikiweb) http://dazero.sourceforge.net/

9. Neyman
   Jerzy Neyman. Born Jerzy Neyman was originally named SplawaNeyman,but he dropped the first part of his name at the age of 30. He  
   http://intranet.woodvillehs.sa.edu.au/pages/resources/maths/History/Nymn.htm
   
   Extractions: Previous (Alphabetically) Next Welcome page Jerzy Neyman was originally named Splawa-Neyman, but he dropped the first part of his name at the age of 30. He studied at Kharkov University and wrote on Lebesgue integration. Sergi Bernstein influenced him, encouraging him to read Pearson's Grammar of Science In Warsaw he lectured in mathematics and statistics and received a doctorate in 1924. Receiving a fellowship to work with Pearson in London, he was disappointed to discover that Pearson was ignorant of modern mathematics. E S Pearson, writing in [3], describes Neyman at this time:- What I remember ... is a week-end which we spent together in the spring of at our family holiday cottage (the Old School House) at Coldharbour on Leith Hill in Surrey. It was then that I listened with fascination to an account of his early life in Russia and of the experiences which he had later undergone in the shadow of those disruptive forces, set in train throughout Central Europe by war and the Russian Revolution. In Paris in 1927 Neyman attended lectures by Lebesgue and Hadamard but his interest in statistics was stimulated again by Pearson 's son, E S Pearson, who sought a general principle from which

10. Jerzy Neyman
    Translate this page Jerzy neyman jerzy Neyman, statistico polacco,\nè nato il 16 aprile 1894a Bendery (Russia)\ne morì il 5 agosto 1981 a Berkeley (California).  
    http://www.guajara.com/wiki/it/wikipedia/j/je/jerzy_neyman.html
    
    Extractions: Jerzy Neyman statistico 16 aprile a Bendery ( Russia 5 agosto a Berkeley ( California ). La sua famiglia era di origine polacca, deportata dopo i moti del comincia gli studi di matematica e fisica Karl Pearson Polonia il suo dottorato. Nel giunge con una borsa di studio all' University College di Londra Karl Pearson statistica Ronald Fisher ... Egon Pearson . Nel segue dei corsi a Parigi Polonia dove dirige fino al Nencki di biologia sperimentale. Nel University College . Nel anno dopo nella Seconda Guerra Mondiale . Crea la Bernoulli Society , sezione dell Istituto Internazionale di Statistica al Egon Pearson ipotesi nulla H potenza dei test. Nel , con un contributo davanti la Royal Statistical Society il 19 giugno C.Gini R.A.Fisher nozze d'argento della disputa con Fisher ). In statistica ¨ ricordato esplicitamento con l allocazione di Neyman campioni statistici On the Use and Interpretation of certain Test Criteria for the Purposes of Statistical Inference (coautore Egon Pearson in Biometrika On the Problem of the Most Efficient Tests of Statistical Hypotheses (coautore Egon Pearson On the two different aspects of the representative method: the method of stratified sampling and the method of purposive selection (in Journal of the Royal Statistical Society On the Problem of Confidence Intervals Outline of a Theory of Statistical Estimation Based on the Classical Theory of Probability Contribution to the theory of sampling human populations (in Journal of the American Statistical Association

11. 1985, University Of California: In Memoriam: Table Of Contents
    jerzy neyman, the last of the great founders of modern statistics, died after a brief illness on August of the family who came to say goodby to jerzy neyman.  
    http://dynaweb.oac.cdlib.org:8088/dynaweb/uchist/public/inmemoriam/inmemoriam198

12. Nat'l Academies Press, Biographical Memoirs (1994), 16. Jerzy Neyman
    He reassured Pearson that in all cases he had examined so far this logically convincing test coincided with the likelihood ratio test . 382393. 16. jerzy neyman, pp. 394-421. 17 382-393. 16. jerzy neyman, pp. 394-421. 17  
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    Extractions: Openbook Linked Table of Contents Front Matter, pp. i-iv Contents, pp. v-viii Preface, pp. ix-x 1. Thomas Addis, pp. 1-47 2. Dietrich H.F. Bodenstein, pp. 48-67 3. Walter Houser Brattain, pp. 68-87 4. Leonard Eugene Dickson, pp. 88-111 5. Sterling Howard Emerson, pp. 112-125 6. Charlotte Friend, pp. 126-149 7. James Jerome Gibson, pp. 150-171 8. Albert Baird Hastings, pp. 172-217 9. Einar Hille, pp. 218-245 10. Nathan Oram Kaplan, pp. 246-291 11. Wilton Marion Krogman, pp. 292-321 12. Philip Levine, pp. 322-347 13. Bruce Herbert Mahan, pp. 348-363 14. Elliott Waters Montroll, pp. 364-381 15. Earl Leonard Muetterties, pp. 382-393 16. Jerzy Neyman, pp. 394-421 17. John Howard Northrop, pp. 422-451 18. Julia Bowman Robinson, pp. 452-479

13. References For Neyman
    References for jerzy neyman. Biography in Dictionary of Scientific Biography (NewYork 19701990). SK Chatterjee, jerzy neyman (1894-1981), Calcutta Statist.  
    http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/References/Neyman.html
    
    Extractions: R Bartoszynski, Some thoughts about Jerzy Neyman, Mathematical statistics and probability theory (New York- Berlin, 1980), ix-xvi. R Bartoszynski and W Klonecki, Some thoughts about the contribution of Jerzy Neyman to statistics, Proceedings of the Symposium to honour Jerzy Neyman (Warsaw, 1977), 9-15. S K Chatterjee, Jerzy Neyman (1894-1981), Calcutta Statist. Assoc. Bull. D G Kendall, M S Bartlett and T L Page, Jerzy Neyman: 16 April 1894-5 August 1981, Bull. London Math. Soc. W Kloneck and K Urbanik, Jerzy Neyman (1894-1981), Probab. Math. Statist. (2) (1982), i-iii. W Klonecki, Jerzy Neyman (1894-1981), Dedicated to the memory of Jerzy Neyman, Probab. Math. Statist.

14. Jerzy Neyman --  Britannica Student Encyclopedia
    neyman, jerzy Britannica Student Encyclopedia. , neyman, jerzy (1894–1981).The Russian American mathematician jerzy neyman helped  
    http://www.britannica.com/ebi/article?eu=356171&query=statistics&ct=ebi

15. Neyman
    Biography of jerzy neyman (18941981) jerzy neyman's parents were Czeslaw neyman, who was a lawyer, and Kazimiera Lutoslawska in a house run by Kazimiera's mother. jerzy was the youngest of  
    http://www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Neyman.html
    
    Extractions: Jerzy Neyman 's parents were Czeslaw Neyman, who was a lawyer, and Kazimiera Lutoslawska. Kazimiera came from Kiev and, in fact, Czeslaw and Kazimiera met when he was studying law at Kiev and rented a room in a house run by Kazimiera's mother. Jerzy was the youngest of his parents four children but, since the oldest child Karol was sixteen when Jerzy was born and two girls had by this time died, he was essentially brought up as an only child. It is worth noting that despite the political situation which existed at the time (officially Poland did not exist as a separate country), Jerzy was born into a Roman Catholic family which considered itself to be Polish and was certainly Polish speaking. We should also note that Neyman wrote papers for a few years under the name Splawa-Neyman, but he dropped the first part (which is more like a sign of nobility) at the age of 30. The Russian version of his name was Yuri Czeslawovich and he was known by this name when he was a student. As a young boy, Jerzy lived in several different towns: first Bendery, then Kherson, then Melitopol in the Crimea, and by the time he was eight years old the family lived at Simferopol also in the Crimea. Up to the age of ten he was taught at home by a governess and then he entered the local gymnasium. Remarkably he could speak five languages by this time, Polish, Ukrainian, Russian, French and German. In 1906, however, his father died of a heart attack and his mother, now having little money to bring up her son, moved to Kharkov where she had relatives. Neyman excelled at the gymnasium at Kharkov and he decided, probably because he had an outstanding mathematics teacher, that he would study mathematics at university. Between completing his schooling and entering university, he made a European train journey through Austria and Italy. His mother must have saved hard to have been able to afford to send him on this trip.

16. Jerzy Neyman --  Encyclopædia Britannica
    Encyclopædia Britannica. neyman, jerzy. Encyclopædia Britannica Article Cite this article. jerzy neyman. born April 16, 1894, Bendery, Russia  
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17. Re: Obscure Jerzy Neyman Question By António Fatela
    Re obscure jerzy neyman question by António Fatela. reply to this message. post a message on a new topic. Back to sci.stat.math Subject Re obscure jerzy neyman question Author António Fatela  
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18. National Academy Of Sciences
    Newmark, Nathan M. Newton, John. Newton, HA. Ney, Edward P. neyman, jerzy.Nicholas, John S. Nichols, Ernest F. Nichols, Edward L. Nicholson, Seth B.  
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19. Statisticians In History
    jerzy neyman. 18941981. by Chin Long Chiang, Professor in the Graduate School, University of jerzy neyman, one of the principal architects of modern statistics, was Director  
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20. Neyman,Jerzy(1894-1981)
    Egon Pearson(Karl Pearson ?),,?(theory of hypothesis testing),?neymanPearson Lemma  
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