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A survey of robust statistics

Stephan Morgenthaler
2007
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Abstract

We argue that robust statistics has multiple goals, which are not always aligned. Robust thinking grew out of data analysis and the realisation that empirical evidence is at times supported merely by one or a few observations. The paper examines the outgrowth from this criticism of the statistical method over the last few decades. © 2006 Springer-Verlag.

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