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Hi graycat, I'm extremely interested in what you have to say on the subject. Where can I drop you a line?
I'll drop you one with the PDF. See also https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11883723 Temporarily stick your e-mail address in your HN profile and I will send you the PDF. Also stick in a random string, and I will add it to my profile thus confirming my identity.
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I'll drop you one with the PDF. See also https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11883723 Temporarily stick your e-mail address in your HN profile and I will send you the PDF. Also stick in a random string, and I will add it to my profile thus confirming my identity.
Hit me!
Any questions?
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I could be bothered. When you say you have a paper, is that something yet to be published? Or is it just sitting in some dusty corner of the Internet?
It was published, in the Elsevier journal 'Information Sciences' in 1999. It appears to be the first, and the first large, collection of statistical hypothesis tests that are both multi-dimensional and distribution-free. I try to be anonymous here at HN, but I'm willing enough to send a PDF of the paper to anyone who wants a copy. E.g., ask for a copy and leave your e-mail address on your HN profile, at least tempora…
Earlier quoted context omitted.
I could be bothered. When you say you have a paper, is that something yet to be published? Or is it just sitting in some dusty corner of the Internet?
It was published, in the Elsevier journal 'Information Sciences' in 1999. It appears to be the first, and the first large, collection of statistical hypothesis tests that are both multi-dimensional and distribution-free. I try to be anonymous here at HN, but I'm willing enough to send a PDF of the paper to anyone who wants a copy. E.g., ask for a copy and leave your e-mail address on your HN profile, at least tempora…