The November 2018 issue of The American Statistician features 13 articles and one letter to the editor that span a range of interesting methodology and application areas.
The American Statistician Highlights
The American Statistician Highlights: August Issue Spans Methodology, Applications
The August 2018 issue of The American Statistician features eight articles and two letters to the editor that span a wide range of interesting methodology and application areas.
TAS, JQAS Call for Editors
The American Statistical Association is calling for nominations and applications for editor of The American Statistician and Journal of Quantitative Analysis in Sports.
TAS Special Issue: Undergraduate Curriculum
The November 2015 issue of The American Statistician is a special issue on undergraduate curriculum. In it you will read about innovations in statistics education beyond the first introductory course.
The American Statistician Announces Special Issue: Mentoring in Support of Statisticians
The American Statistician’s editorial team recently announced plans to develop a special issue focused on mentoring in support of statisticians and their professional practice.
TAS Article Cited in Supreme Court Case
A 2009 The American Statistician article, “How Likely Is a Simpson’s Paradox?” was recently cited in a case before the Supreme Court.
Statistical Practice Articles Open Issue
The August issue of The American Statistician opens with the Statistical Practice article, “Strategies for Pulling the Goalie in Hockey,” by David Beaudoin and Tim B. Swartz. The authors develop methodology to assess strategies for hockey teams to pull their goaltender. Does it pay to pull a goaltender when trailing in the game, and if so, when? Using data from the National Hockey League and Bayesian methods, the authors develop a simulator that allows them to compare strategies.
The American Statistician Call for Editor Nominations
The American Statistical Association invites nominations and applications for the position of editor of The American Statistician.
Statistics Curricula, March Madness Featured in May Issue
Here are the highlights to the May 2010 issue of The American Statistician, which opens with the feature article “Computing in the Statistics Curricula” by Deborah Nolan and Duncan Temple Lang.
Discussions, Teacher’s Corner Highlight the February Issue
Here are the highlights to the February 2010 issue of The American Statistician which opens with a discussion of the article “Desired and Feared—What Do We Do Now and Over the Next 50 Years?” by Xiao‐Li Meng, which appeared in the August 2009 issue.