JSM Activity #118


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Activity ID:  118
Title Room
A Celebration of the Life and Contributions of John Wilder Tukey: Statistical Inventor, Discoverer and Revolutionary H-Grand Ballroom A
Date / Time Sponsor Type
08/06/2001    2:00 PM  -  3:50 PM Memorial Sessions, Section on Government Statistics* Invited
Organizer: Howard Wainer, Educational Testing Service
Chair: Howard Wainer, Educational Testing Service
Discussant: 3:25 PM - Paul Tukey, Bell Labs    
Floor Discussion 3:40 PM
Description

Memorial Session for John Wilder Tukey. John Tukey (1915-2000) bestrode 20th century statistics like a colossus. His contributions to all aspects of the field are astonishing in both their breadth and depth. In this symposium we will discuss a few aspects of how his work and life influenced the path of statistics as well as the other fields that it touches.
  300483  By:  Colin  Mallows 2:05 PM 08/06/2001
John Tukey at Bell Labs

  300484  By:  David Donoho 2:25 PM 08/06/2001
John Tukey's Work in Nonlinear Signal Processing

  300485  By:  David Hoaglin 2:45 PM 08/06/2001
John W. Tukey and Data Analysis

  300486  By:  Karen Kafadar 3:05 PM 08/06/2001
The Influence of John Tukey on Robustness

JSM 2001

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