Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series C

1952 - 2022

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A Continuous Acceptance Sampling Procedure Based Upon a Cumulative Sum Chart for the Number of Defectives pp. 137-147: D. W. Beattie
A Discriminant Analysis of Reporting Errors in Health Interviews pp. 148-163: Gordon Fisher
Testing Two Treatments When There are Three Experimental Units in Each Block pp. 164-169: Peter W. M. John
Some Statistical Considerations in the Selection of Research Projects in the Pharmaceutical Industry pp. 170-183: O. L. Davies
A Method of Analysis of Mixed Level Factorial Experiments pp. 184-195: D. Wilkie
Fitting a Negative Binomial Distribution to Coarsely Grouped Data by Maximum Likelihood pp. 196-201: F. M. O'Carroll
Finding an Optimum Target Value in Relation to a Fixed Lower Limit and an Arbitrary Upper Limit pp. 202-210: D. C. Bettes
Handbook of Statistical Tables pp. 211-212: D. G. Beech
Combinatorial Chance pp. 211-211: D. G. Beech

A Cross‐Section Study of Marginal Cost pp. 69-78: F. R. Oliver
An Experimental Strategy for Investigating Commercial Processes pp. 79-92: A. R. Klingel and R. G. McIntyre
Some Technical Aspects of a Postal Survey into Professional Earnings pp. 93-105: W. F. F. Kemsley
Regression as an Analytical Tool pp. 106-119: P. G. Moore
A Comparison of the Check‐List and the Open Response Questioning Systems pp. 120-132: William Belson and Judith A. Duncan
Probability with Statistical Applications; Probability; a First Course pp. 135-136: D. M. G. Wishart
Tables for the Distribution and Density Functions of T‐Distribution ('Student'S' Distribution) pp. 136-136: D. G. Beech

The Sampling and use of Traffic Flow Statistics pp. 1-15: F. Garwood
The Use of Cumulative Sums for Sampling Inspection Schemes pp. 16-31: Kenneth W. Kemp
Quality Assessment: A Graduation Method for Improved Accuracy pp. 32-46: A. G. Fuller and H. H. Collins
The Chance Occurrence of Substantial Initial Differences between Groups in Studies Based on Random Allocation pp. 47-54: S. Radhakrishna and Ian Sutherland
Target Distributions for Quality Control pp. 55-63: S. J. Morrison
The Advanced Theory of Statistics. Volume 2, Inference and Relationship pp. 67-68: D. G. Beech
Characteristic Functions pp. 67-67: J. V. Rosenhead

The Household Expenditure Enquiry of the Ministry of Labour pp. 117-135: W. F. F. Kemsley
Inter‐Week Variations in Expenditure Recorded During a Two‐Week Survey of Family Expenditure pp. 136-146: Robert Turner
The Variable Lot‐Size Acceptance Sampling Plan for Continuous Production pp. 147-156: D. R. Read and D. W. Beattie
Empirical Evidence on Optimum Motor Taxes for the United Kingdom pp. 157-169: A. A. Walters
On the Price Consciousness of Consumers pp. 170-188: Andre Gabor and Clive Granger
Stochastic Population Models in Ecology and Epidemiology pp. 189-189: M. G. Bulmer
Statistical Theory and Methodology in Science and Engineering pp. 189-190: D. G. Beech
Sample Design in Business Research pp. 190-191: B. P. Emmett
Tables of the Hypergeometric Probability Distribution pp. 191-192: D. G. Beech

A Critical Examination of Simon's Model of Certain Distribution Functions in Linguistics pp. 65-76: Gustav Herdan
An Application of Non‐Parametric Statistics to Truncated Selection pp. 77-82: G. M. Tallis
Confounding in 33 Factorial Experiments in Nine Blocks pp. 83-92: D. Wilkie
Interviewer Differences Among Automobile Purchasers pp. 93-97: Allen F. Jung
The Analysis of a 32 × 22 Factorial Experiment with Confounding pp. 98-107: R. H. E. Inkson
A Second Course in Statistics pp. 112-113: Frank Sandon
Linear Programming in Industry—Theory and Applications: An Introduction pp. 112-112: D. G. Beech
The Chosen Few: An Examination of Some Aspects of University Selection in Britain pp. 113-116: Frank Sandon

Some Industrial Applications of Multivariate Analysis pp. 1-8: B. A. M. Thomas
Measurements and Standards pp. 9-13: Freda Conway
Some Notes on the Precision of the Gradient of an Estimated Straight Line pp. 14-31: Donald G. Beech
An Introduction to Dynamic Programming pp. 32-38: M. G. Simpson
Dynamic Programming and Decision Theory pp. 39-51: D. V. Lindley
A Method of Allowing for ‘Not‐At‐Home’ Bias in Sample Surveys pp. 52-59: D. J. Bartholomew
Modern Probability Theory and its Applications pp. 63-64: D. G. Beech
Quality Control (4th Edition) pp. 64-64: W. A. Pridmore

Stock Control Problems: Some Fallacies in Their Current Treatment pp. 133-151: Eric Duckworth
Classification Procedures Based on Bayes's Formula pp. 152-169: A. Birnbaum and A. E. Maxwell
Operational Statistics in Instrumental Analysis pp. 170-177: Allan B. Calder
Physical Inventory Using Sampling Methods pp. 178-188: Marion R. Bryson
Analysis of Variance of a Balanced Incomplete Block Design with Missing Observations pp. 189-198: Hugh Robert Baird and Clyde Young Kramer
The Statistical Basis of Quality Control Charts pp. 201-202: I. D. Hill
Introduction to Quantitative Genetics pp. 202-203: A. M. O. Veale
Statistical Calculations: A Collection of Distribution‐Free and Easy Methods of Estimation and Testing pp. 203-204: D. G. Beech
Tables of Random Normal Deviates pp. 204-204: D. G. Beech

The Economic Incentive Provided by Sampling Inspection pp. 69-81: I. D. Hill
Some Problems in Applying Statistics to Geology pp. 82-91: W. C. Krumbein
The Consistency of Setting of a Machine Tool Handwheel pp. 92-102: E. Nigel Corlett and Geoffrey Gregory
Statistics and Taste Testing pp. 103-112: Norman T. Gridgeman
The Economics of New Roads with Particular Reference to M1 pp. 113-121: T. K. Burdess
Interviewer Variability and a Budget Survey pp. 122-128: W. F. F. Kemsley
Analysis of Straight‐Line Data; Regression Analysis pp. 130-132: D. G. Beech

Some Applications of Multivariate Methods in Botany pp. 1-7: S. Clifford Pearce and Derek A. Holland
Some Statistical Aspects of Preference and Related Tests pp. 8-19: C. I. Bliss
A Study of Some Potential Biases in the Operation of a Consumer Panel pp. 20-27: A. S. C. Ehrenberg
An Application of Linear Programming to Agricultural Economics pp. 28-36: Shirley E. Vincent
On Comparing Two Observed Frequency Counts pp. 37-42: Morton Kupperman
Analysis of Variance of a Latin Square Design with Missing Observations pp. 43-50: Clyde Young Kramer and Suzanne Glass
Note on British Unemployment Statistics pp. 51-59: Donald Bailey
G. L. S. Shackle: Economics for Pleasure. Cambridge University Press, 1959. Pp. x + 269. 21S pp. 62-63: H. S. Booker
International Journal of Abstracts—Statistical Theory and Method pp. 63-64: D. G. Beech
Statistical Methods in Biology pp. 64-66: Cedrig A. B. Smith
Research: An Annotated Bibliography pp. 66-66: A. Muir
Sampling Inspection Tables, Single and Double Sampling (Second Edition, Revised and Enlarged) pp. 67-68: D. G. Beech
Modern Business Statistics pp. 67-67: T. M. Ridley