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Article on Kendall's talk on 'Science and Nonsense'. From 'The Listener' (24 April 1952), 660.

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Papers of Sir Maurice George KendallKendall

Work on statistics etc.Kendall/1

Some Remarks on the Economics of the computerKendall/1/1

The Social Impact of the ComputerKendall/1/2

NotebookKendall/1/3

Multivariate Contingency Tables and Some Further Problems in Multivariate AnalysisKendall/1/4

Statisticians - Production and ConsumptionKendall/1/5

Manuscript on Regression AnalysisKendall/1/6

ChanceKendall/1/7

The Misuse of Duty Variables in Regression AnalysisKendall/1/8

M. G. Kendall PapersKendall/1/9

M. G. Kendall Papers 1939-1950Kendall/1/9/1

M. G. Kendall Papers 1951-1961Kendall/1/9/2

Regression structure and functional relationship part IKendall/1/9/2/1

The geometry of estimationKendall/1/9/2/2

Some questions of distribution in the theory of rank correlationKendall/1/9/2/3

Tables of symmetric functions parts II and IIIKendall/1/9/2/4

'Twas BrilligKendall/1/9/2/5

Science and nonsenseKendall/1/9/2/6

La loi du Cube dans les elections BritanniquesKendall/1/9/2/7

Regression, structure and functional relationship part IIKendall/1/9/2/8

Obituary George Udny YuleKendall/1/9/2/9

Moment statistics in samples from a finite populationKendall/1/9/2/10

The analysis of economic time-series - part 1: pricesKendall/1/9/2/11

The projected dictionary of statistical termsKendall/1/9/2/12

Statistics and personnel managementKendall/1/9/2/13

Distribution-free methods and order propertiesKendall/1/9/2/14

The role of statistics in scientific researchKendall/1/9/2/15

Note on bias in the estimation of autocorrelation and Two problems in sets of measurementsKendall/1/9/2/16

Further contributions to the theory of paired comparisonsKendall/1/9/2/17

Tables of symmetric functions part VKendall/1/9/2/18

Studies in the history of probability and statistics II. The beginnings of a probability calculusKendall/1/9/2/19

Modern statistics in business and commerceKendall/1/9/2/20

The principles of factor analysisKendall/1/9/2/21

The content of statisticsKendall/1/9/2/22

Sampling for variables with a very skew distributionKendall/1/9/2/23

An inquiry concerning interviewer variabilityKendall/1/9/2/24

A singularity in the estimation of binomial varianceKendall/1/9/2/25

Research in statisticsKendall/1/9/2/26

Maurice G. Kendall bibliografieKendall/1/9/2/27

The teaching of operational researchKendall/1/9/2/28

Moderne statistik im WirtschaftslebenKendall/1/9/2/29

Sampling as an exact scienceKendall/1/9/2/30

Operational researchKendall/1/9/2/31

Introductory lecture on operational researchKendall/1/9/2/32

New prospects in economic analysisKendall/1/9/2/33

ProbabilityKendall/1/9/2/34

Thinking of numbers: measuring uncertaintyKendall/1/9/2/35

Research methodology at the London School of EconomicsKendall/1/9/2/36

Hiawatha designs an experimentKendall/1/9/2/37

Natural law in the social sciencesKendall/1/9/2/38

Studies in the history of probability and statistics XI. Daniel Bernoulli on maximum likelihoodKendall/1/9/2/39

Studies in the history of probability and statistics XII. The book of fateKendall/1/9/2/40

A theorem in trend analysisKendall/1/9/2/41

M. G. Kendall Papers 1957-1969Kendall/1/9/3

M. G. Kendall Papers 1967-1979Kendall/1/9/4

Letters from Kendall to Bernard Babington SmithKendall/2

Games, puzzles, humorous verse and storiesKendall/3

Biographical materialKendall/4

Certificates, honours and publication agreementsKendall/5

MiscellaneousKendall/6