Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series C

1952 - 2022

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The Sampling of Road Traffic pp. 161-170: John C. Tanner
Normality in Quality Control Charts pp. 171-179: Peter G. Moore
Differences between Experienced Interviewers pp. 180-188: Alexander Barr
‘Three‐Group’ Regression Analysis pp. 189-197: Wendy M. Gibson and Geoffrey H. Jowett
A Simple Sequential Procedure to Test Whether Average Conditions Achieve a Certain Standard pp. 198-207: Rolfe C. Tomlinson
An Optical Periodograph for Use in the Analysis of Continuous Measurements pp. 208-213: Kenneth W. Kemp
Confidence Limits for the Range of a Search Radar pp. 214-222: Colin Stevens
National Income Visualized pp. 225-226: C. T. Saunders
Statistical Methods and Scientific Inference pp. 226-227: G. H. Jowett
A Dictionary of Statistical Terms pp. 227-228: P. D. Oldham
The Lognormal Distribution, with Special Reference to its Uses in Economics pp. 228-230: W. J. Corlett
Statistical Methods in Research and Production, with Special Reference to the Chemical Industry (Third Edition, Revised and Enlarged) pp. 230-231: D. G. Beech
The 1953 Pilot Population Census for the First Population Census in Sudan pp. 231-232: J. A. Rowntree

Evolutionary Operation: A Method for Increasing Industrial Productivity pp. 81-101: George Box
Some Statistical Applications of Electronic Computers pp. 102-113: Stephen Lipton
Three‐Group' Regression Analysis pp. 114-122: Wendy M. Gibson and Geoffrey H. Jowett
Discriminant Functions of Socio‐Economic Class pp. 123-132: Kathleen Gales
The Study of Variability in Engineering Design pp. 133-138: S. James Morrison
A Sample Survey with Both a Postal and an Interview Stage pp. 139-153: Percy G. Gray
Statistics: A New Approach pp. 157-158: L. H. C. Tippett
Statistics and Their Application to Commerce pp. 158-159: S. Burke
Guide to Elementary Statistical Formulas pp. 160-160: D. G. Beech

The Scope and Limitations of Econometrics pp. 1-17: Lawrence Klein
The Effect of Obtaining Information from Different Informants on a Family Morbidity Inquiry pp. 18-25: Ann Cartwright
Linear Programming in Practice pp. 26-39: Emil Kay and Eric Duckworth
Sampling for Variables with a Very Skew Distribution pp. 40-44: R. Tulse
Analysis and Presentation of the Results of Factorial Experiments pp. 45-55: Anthony G. Baker
A Problem in Production Control pp. 56-62: Raymond Chittleburgh and Alec Lee
Use of Regression Analysis to Detect Errors in Measurement of Intermediate Materials in a Multi‐Stage Process pp. 63-66: William Stannage
Calculating the Standard Error of a Proportion pp. 67-68: Edward F. Brayer
Experimental Design and its Statistical Basis pp. 73-73: Cedric A. B. Smith
Estadística Descriptiva Y Modelo Matemático pp. 74-75: D. G. Beech
Guide to New Zealand Official Statistics (Third Edition) pp. 74-74: C. T. Saunders
Nellie Landblom's Copybook for Beginners in Research Work pp. 75-75: D. G. Beech
A Primer of Social Statistics pp. 75-76: Leslie T. Wilkins
Dynamic Factors in Industrial Productivity pp. 76-77: L. H. C. Tippett
The Classification and Coding of Accounts pp. 78-78: C. Nuttall
The Essentials of Educational Statistics pp. 78-79: Frank Sandon
The Theory of Games and Linear Programming pp. 79-80: G. A. Coutie

Foreword pp. i-i: E. S. Pearson
Statistics in Hospital Planning and Design pp. 146-157: Norman T. J. Bailey
Monte Carlo Methods and Industrial Problems pp. 158-165: W. Neil Jessop
The Allocation of Scarce Materials between Products pp. 166-176: Noel Williams
Industrial Censuses in Great Britain and the United States pp. 177-194: Rita J. Maurice
A Technique for Studying the Effects of a Television Broadcast pp. 195-202: William A. Belson
Missing Values in Experiments Analysed on Automatic Computers pp. 203-206: Michael Healy and Michael Westmacott
A Comment on the Construction of Price Index Numbers pp. 207-210: K. S. Banerjee
Prediction Methods in Relation to Borstal Training pp. 215-216: Norman T. J. Bailey
Correlated Random Normal Deviates pp. 216-216: D. G. Beech

Examples of Interviewer Variability Taken from Two Sample Surveys pp. 73-85: Percy G. Gray
Some Sampling Problems in Connection with Accounting Records pp. 86-105: Stanley F. James
A Tasting Experiment pp. 106-112: Norman Theodore Gridgeman
Are Correlations Any Guide to Predictive Value? pp. 113-121: Robert Ferber
A 24 Factorial Experiment in Four Blocks of Eight: A Study in Radioactive Decontamination pp. 122-131: Martin K. Barnett and Frank C. Mead
An Extension of the Use of the χ2‐Test pp. 132-136: Erik K. Leander and David J. Finney
Question and Answer pp. 137-138: G. H. Jowett
Contributions of Survey Methods to Economics pp. 141-143: J. E. G. Utting
Stochastic Models for Learning pp. 141-141: M. S. Bartlett
The Communication of Ideas pp. 143-144: L. T. Wilkins
Handbook of Industrial Engineering and Management pp. 144-144: D. G. Beech

The Use of Statistics in the Investment of Funds pp. 1-11: G. H. Ross Goobey
Modified Control Limits pp. 12-19: David Hill
A Regression Control Chart for use in Personnel Selection pp. 20-31: Frank Sandon
Factor Analysis as a Technique for Examining Complex Data on Foodstuffs pp. 32-48: Roland Harper
Field Work in Sample Surveys of Household Income and Expenditure pp. 49-61: Dorothy E. Cole
Statistical Methods for Research pp. 68-70: G. H. Jowett
Chance and Choice by Cardpack and Chessboard pp. 68-68: R. L. Plackett
An Introduction to Stochastic Processes pp. 70-70: G. H. Jowett
Population Statistics and Their Compilation (Revised Edition) pp. 71-72: E. Shankleman