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By S. Boslaugh, Paul Andrew Watters. 2008

309 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Statistics and Probability

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1. John K. Maingi
2. Douwe Kiela
3. R. Muasya
4. Yacine Jernite
5. Margaret Mitchell
6. Joseph M. Mukeka
7. Daniel Muteti Kyale

Citations in the corpus

• Measuring Data (2022, background): “…terms for metric and measurement exist, yet the distinction between them is similarly blurred (Stevens, 1946) mathematical quantification (e.g., Boslaugh and Watters (2008)), that they apply to objects and their properties (e.g., Campbell (1928)), that they are accessible, proportional, and…”
• Spatiotemporal patterns of elephant poaching in south-eastern Kenya (2012, methodology): “The non-normally distributed variables were normalised using data transformation procedures such as reciprocal, logarithmic and power transformations (Boslaugh and Watters 2008).”