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Applied and theoretical statistics: e.g. statistical inference, regression, time series, multivariate analysis, data analysis, Markov chain Monte Carlo, design of experiments.
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Using chi-squared?
A standard answer would be to assume that the number of times Joe stubs his toe out of 15 is a binomial random variable. If he's typical, then p = 1/3. Asking is it "random, or is Joe just clumsy," …
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