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Frank Yates FRS (12 May 1902 – 17 June 1994) was one of the pioneers of 20th-century statistics.
17 de jun. de 1994 · Yates worked on experimental design, often collaborating with Fisher. Together they proved a longstanding conjecture on 6 × 6 Latin squares in 1934. Yates introduced the 'continuity correction' in 1934 and published an extremely important volume of statistical tables jointly with Fisher in 1936.
Frank Yates FRS (12 de maio de 1902 — 17 de junho de 1994) foi um matemático britânico. [1] Referências
1 de nov. de 1995 · Frank Yates, one of the greatest statistical scientists of his generation, was born on 12 May 1902, the only son of Percy and Edith Yates of Didsbury, Manchester. He had four younger sisters, two of whom, Dr Edna Oakeshott and Mrs Olive Canton, survive him.
FRANK YATES, one of the greatest statistical scientists of his generation, was born on 12 May 1902, the only son of Percy and Edith Yates of Didsbury, Manchester. He had four younger sisters, two of whom, Dr Edna Oakeshott and Mrs Olive Canton, survive him. Percy Yates was educated at Manchester Grammar School, but, partly for health reasons ...
Dr. J. Frank Yates was a professor, lecturer, researcher, diversity advocate, and pioneer of decision-making science. Yates’ decision management research made him one of the first academics in the field of decision science to apply multidisciplinary discoveries to important decisions in the real world.
Frank Yates FRS - 1902-1994. Most scientists only know of Frank Yates as the author of Yates’ Correction, required when testing two proportions for independence. But he was responsible for many remarkable achievements in his long career, including sixty years at Rothamsted.
