Vol.10 Contents (1958/1959)
No.1 (1958)
Kinsaku Takano 1915-1958
Kameo Matusita (10, i-ii)
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On a computation method for eigenvalue problems and its application to statistical analysis
Hirotugu Akaike (10, 1-20)
(3595KB)
Proof of the law of iterated logarithm through diffusion equation
Minoru Motoo (10, 21-28)
(1032KB)
Some inequalities relating to the partial sum of binomial probabilities
Masashi Okamoto (10, 29-35)
(757KB)
Kolmogorov-Smirnov test in life test
Goro Ishii (10, 37-46)
Tables for testing the homogeneity of k independent binomial experiments on a certain event based on the range
Minoru Siotani and Masaru Ozawa (10, 47-63)
No.2 (1959)
On a method for generalizations of Tchebycheff's inequality
Keiiti Isii (10, 65-88)
Note on linear programming
Yukio Suzuki (10, 89-105)
(2140KB)
Acceptance inspection by variables when the measurements are subject to error
Herbert T. David, Edward A. Fay and John E. Walsh (10, 107-129)
Note on the numerical computation in the discrimination problem
Tosio Uematu (10, 131-135)
(749KB)
Stochastic methods of solving partial integro-differential equations and their application to non-stationary Markoff process : I
Toshio Yokota (10, 137-161)
On the evaluation of the risk index of the railroad crossing
Hirojiro Aoyama (10, 163-180)
(2521KB)
(10, 181)
No.3 (1959)
The extreme value of the generalized distances of the individual points in the multivariate normal sample
Minoru Siotani (10, 183-208)
(4013KB)
Orthogonal polynomials without constant term
Masaaki Sibuya and Toshiro Haga (10, 209-222)
Large sample nonparametric rejection of outlying observations
John E. Walsh (10, 223-232)
On the statistical control of the gap process
Hirotugu Akaike (10, 233-259)
(4146KB)
On the analysis of epidemic model I (Theoretical approach)
Sigeki Sakino and Chikio Hayashi (10, 261-275)
(2391KB)
Multiple confidence procedures
Meyer Dwass (10, 277-282)
Some factors related to social mobility in Japan
Kunio Odaka and Sigeki Nisihira (10, 283-288)
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