Where Statistics Went Wrong Modeling Random Variation (Podcast)

To-date, there are thousands of statistical distributions published in the Statistics literature. This seems insane. Perhaps the gigantic number of distributions indicates that we are wrong in how we model random variation, as observed in nature??

Post author By Haim Shore
Post date August 21, 2022
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To-date, within the Statistics literature, one may literally find thousands of statistical distributions.

Is this acceptable?

Or perhaps we are wrong in how we model random variation?

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Where Statistics Went Wrong Modeling Random Variation

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