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Miscpapers for stats course

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[z] means the paper is somewhat relevant to the topic of Lecture z in the 2016 course, and listed on the Links, books and papers mentioned in lectures page. [3] means the paper is listed under that heading on the Possible topics for future lectures page. Citation Statistics (a critique) by Robert Adler et al. Streaky hitting in baseball by Jim Albert. [3] Stochastic Models and Descriptive Statistics for Phylogenetic Trees by David Aldous. [17] Mathematical probability foundations of dynamic sports ratings (draft paper by David Aldous). [3] Waves in a Spatial Queue: Stop-and-Go at Airport Security by David Aldous. [F: MiscModels] Shuffling Cards and Stopping Times by David Aldous and Persi Diaconis. [13] When Can One Test an Explanation? Compare and Contrast Benford's Law and the Fuzzy CLT by David Aldous and Tung Pham. [13] Connected Spatial Networks over Random Points and a Route-Length Statistic by David Aldous and Julian Shun. [15] On worrying about the future by David Aldous. [12]

Miscpapers Links to miscellaneous papers that caught my eye [z] means the paper is somewhat relevant to the topic of Lecture z in the 2016 course, and listed on the Links, books and papers mentioned in lectures page. [3] means the paper is listed under that heading on the Possible topics for future lectures page. Citation Statistics (a critique) by Robert Adler et al. Streaky hitting in baseball by Jim Albert. [3] Stochastic Models and Descriptive Statistics for Phylogenetic Trees by David Aldous. [17] Mathematical probability foundations of dynamic sports ratings (draft paper by David Aldous)

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