Mathematical Statistics Discipline

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A Mathematical Statistics Discipline is an Theoretical Statistics Discipline/Theoretical Discipline that ....



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  • Joe Romano. (2005). http://www-stat.stanford.edu/brochure/part4.html#romano
    • Statistics is concerned with making sense or inferences about the world based on limited information and uncertainties. In contrast, mathematics is exact. The goal is to prove theorems based on a well-defined set of assumptions. It is the juxtaposition of statistics and mathematics that I find intriguing and challenging. Mathematical statistics serves to precisely quantify and explain what can be learned through "experimentation," in spite of having to acknowledge our uncertainty in the process.