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Bienaymé's identity -- Cokurtosis -- Complex random variable -- Coskewness -- Efficacy -- Interval propagation -- Module of covariants -- Zinbiel algebra -- ANOVA gauge R&R -- Arellano–Bond estimator -- Between-group design -- Multivariate analysis of covariance -- Squared deviations from the mean -- Squared ranks test -- Standardized mean of a contrast variable -- GOR method -- Intelligent control -- Bayesian -- Chain rule (probability) -- Credal network -- Cutaneous rabbit illusion -- Kappa effect -- Spike-and-slab variable selection -- Tau effect -- Bayesian approaches to brain function -- Bayesian efficiency -- Bayesian estimation of templates in computational anatomy -- Bayesian hierarchical modeling -- Bayesian interpretation of kernel regularization -- Bayesian programming -- Bayesian structural time series -- Credence (statistics) -- Cross-species transmission -- G-prior -- Imprecise Dirichlet process -- Information field theory -- Principle of maximum caliber -- Probabilistic soft logic -- Bills of mortality -- CIT Program Tumor Identity Cards -- Cohen's h -- Colony-forming unit -- Companion diagnostic -- Complex systems biology -- Health indicator -- Health services research -- Lab Tests Online -- Matched molecular pair analysis -- PhUSE -- Positive and negative predictive values -- Rate ratio -- Andres and Marzo's delta -- Bennett, Alpert, and Goldstein’s S -- List of analyses of categorical data -- Zero-inflated model -- False alarm -- Linear trend estimation -- Anomaly (natural sciences) -- Atmospheric Circulation Reconstructions over the Earth -- Climate change -- Climatology -- HadCRUT -- International Comprehensive Ocean-Atmosphere Data Set -- Meteorological reanalysis -- Metocean -- Old Weather -- Polar see-saw -- Sperling's BestPlaces -- Todd Weather Folios -- Archetypal analysis -- Brown clustering -- Clustering illusion -- Constrained clustering -- Farthest-first traversal -- Geographical cluster -- Geworkbench -- WACA clustering algorithm -- X-shift -- Adjusted mutual information -- Balanced clustering -- Elbow method (clustering) -- Similarity measure -- Simple matching coefficient -- Reliability (research methods) -- Artificial precision -- Control variates -- Iterated conditional modes -- Jackknife resampling -- Joint Approximation Diagonalization of Eigen-matrices -- Kernel random forest -- ND4J (software) -- ND4S -- Out-of-bag error -- Plug-in principle -- Signal magnitude area -- Spiking neural network -- Stan (software) -- Symbolic data analysis -- Types of artificial neural networks -- Grouped Dirichlet distribution -- Inverted Dirichlet distribution -- Normal-Wishart distribution -- Normal-inverse-Wishart distribution -- Asymmetric Laplace distribution -- Benktander type I distribution -- Benktander type II distribution -- Bose–Einstein statistics -- Complex normal distribution -- Double exponential distribution -- Flory–Schulz distribution -- Folded-t and half-t distributions -- Gamma/Gompertz distribution -- Generalized integer gamma distribution -- Harmonic distribution -- Hyper-Erlang distribution -- Hyperexponential distribution -- Johnson's SU-distribution -- Matrix-exponential distribution -- Mittag-Leffler distribution -- Multimodal distribution -- Normal-inverse-gamma distribution -- Polynomial Wigner–Ville distribution -- ProbOnto -- Q-Weibull distribution -- Scaled inverse chi-squared distribution -- Skewed generalized t distribution -- Studentized range distribution -- Sub-Gaussian random variable -- Trapezoidal distribution -- Wigner quasiprobability distribution -- Wilks's lambda distribution -- Wrapped asymmetric Laplace distribution -- Biweight midcorrelation -- Bucket evaluations -- Correlation coefficient -- Covariance mapping -- Covariance operator -- FKG inequality -- Kendall rank correlation coefficient -- Sample matrix inversion -- Scaled correlation -- Spurious correlation -- Super-resolution optical fluctuation imaging -- Tail dependence -- Triple correlation -- Uncorrelated random variables -- Cross-sectional and panel fractional models -- Aggregative Contingent Estimation -- BisQue (Bioimage Analysis and Management Platform) -- COMPLEAT (Bioinformatics tool) -- Collocation (remote sensing) -- Continuous analytics -- Dark data -- Data definition specification -- Data farming -- Data thinking -- Data-informed decision-making -- Dataiku -- Fashion forecasting -- Google Flu Trends -- Hartree Centre -- Lambda architecture -- Lulu smoothing -- Multiway data analysis -- Open coding -- PERSIANN -- Photoanalysis -- Pivot table -- Post hoc analysis -- Random mapping -- Rasdaman -- Security visualisation -- Social media marketing -- Social media mining -- Synqera -- Text mining -- Visual comparison -- Visual inspection -- Western blot normalization -- Affinity propagation -- BIRCH -- Basic sequential algorithmic scheme -- Binarization of consensus partition matrices -- Cobweb (clustering) -- DBSCAN -- Fuzzy clustering -- Hoshen–Kopelman algorithm -- K q-flats -- K-SVD -- Linde–Buzo–Gray algorithm -- Mean shift -- OPTICS algorithm -- SUBCLU -- SimRank -- UPGMA -- WPGMA -- X-means clustering -- Adversarial collaboration -- Choice set -- Consecutive case series -- Design space exploration -- Designated Member Review -- Design–Expert -- Drug design -- Exploratory thought -- Fully probabilistic design -- Group testing -- Instrument effect -- Manipulation check -- Multiple treatments -- Observer-expectancy effect -- Orthogonal array -- Phases of clinical research -- Provocation test -- Set balancing -- Single-subject design -- Single-subject research -- Solomon Four Group Design -- Standard treatment -- Stepped-wedge trial -- Synthetic control method -- Vaccine trial -- Dimensional reduction -- Dimensionality reduction -- Feature selection -- Local tangent space alignment -- Locality-sensitive hashing -- Low-rank approximation -- Multilinear subspace learning -- Multiple factor analysis -- Random indexing -- Random projection -- Relationship square -- Relief (feature selection) -- Sammon mapping -- Dirac comb -- Hadamard derivative -- (a,b,0) class of distributions -- Borel distribution -- Discrete Weibull distribution -- Discrete uniform distribution -- Displaced Poisson distribution -- Hermite distribution -- Negative hypergeometric distribution -- Zero-truncated Poisson distribution -- Benefit financing model -- Fisher market -- Fixed effect Poisson model -- Klein–Goldberger model -- Oxford model -- Policy Simulation Model -- Center for Operations Research and Econometrics -- Cliometrics -- Criticisms of econometrics -- Experimentalist approach to econometrics -- Experimetrics -- LSE approach to econometrics -- Methodology of econometrics -- Microsimulation -- Seshat (project) -- Statistical alchemy -- Estimation statistics -- Strictly standardized mean difference -- Komlós–Major–Tusnády approximation -- Pregaussian class -- Shattered set -- Methods engineering -- Canadian Environmental Sustainability Indicators -- Coordination of Information on the Environment -- Eco-Management and Audit Scheme -- Economy-wide material flow accounts -- Environmental indicator -- Environmental protection expenditure accounts -- Index of Leading Environmental Indicators -- Plot sampling -- Sustainability measurement -- Backus–Gilbert method -- Berndt–Hall–Hall–Hausman algorithm -- Binary response model with continuous endogenous explanatory variables -- Control function (econometrics) -- Endogeneity (econometrics) -- Estimand -- Estimation -- First-difference estimator -- Graphical lasso -- Indirect Inference -- Matrix regularization -- Maximum likelihood estimation -- Medcouple -- Motion estimation -- Multi-fractional order estimator -- Naive Bayes spam filtering -- Pyrrho's lemma -- Quasi-maximum likelihood estimate -- Regularization perspectives on support vector machines -- Regularized least squares -- Relaxed intersection -- S-estimator -- Set estimation -- Smoothed maximum score estimator -- Subpaving -- Whittle likelihood -- Animal testing -- Children in clinical research -- ResultSource -- Risk–benefit ratio -- The Three Rs (animals) -- Grand Tour (data visualisation) -- Table diagonalization -- Frequency of exceedance -- Residence time (statistics) -- Stability postulate -- Probability distribution fitting -- Forensic statistics -- Center frequency -- Frequency averaging -- Frequency deviation -- Frequency offset -- Linear time-invariant theory -- Negative imaginary systems -- Phase noise -- Phase perturbation -- Transfer function -- Distortion function -- Fragmentation function -- De-sparsified lasso -- Generalized functional linear model -- Hierarchical generalized linear model -- Variance function -- Vector generalized linear model -- Andre G. Journel -- Kernel method -- Regression-Kriging -- Reservoir modeling -- Ricardo A. Olea -- Causal graph -- Causal inference -- Dependability state model -- Generalized distributive law -- Partial least squares path modeling -- Variable elimination -- History of probability -- Anna Karenina principle -- Asymmetric cointegration -- Family-wise error rate -- GADV-protein world hypothesis -- Glejser test -- Multiple comparisons problem -- Type III error -- W-test -- Back-of-the-envelope calculation -- Informal inferential reasoning -- Scientific wild-ass guess -- Krippendorff's alpha -- Pachinko allocation -- Raymond Cattell -- Discrete least squares meshless method -- Least squares adjustment -- Least-squares function approximation -- Non-negative least squares -- Polynomial least squares -- Proofs involving ordinary least squares -- Quasi-Newton Inverse Least Squares Method -- Quasi-Newton Least Squares Method -- Boolean-valued -- Long-range dependence -- Hinge loss -- Huber loss -- Sum of absolute differences -- Sum of absolute transformed differences -- Two-step M-estimators involving MLE -- Coupling from the past -- Hybrid Monte Carlo -- Metropolis-adjusted Langevin algorithm -- Parallel tempering -- Algorithmic composition -- Burst error -- Dynamic Markov compression -- Dynamics of Markovian particles -- Entropy rate -- Forward algorithm -- Forward–backward algorithm -- GLIMMER -- Gene prediction -- Generalized filtering -- Google matrix -- Interacting particle system -- Iterative Viterbi decoding -- Mark V. Shaney -- Markov partition -- Markov switching multifractal -- Markovian discrimination -- Models of DNA evolution -- Multiple sequence alignment -- PageRank -- Part-of-speech tagging -- Path dependence -- Pop music automation -- Quantum Markov chain -- Reinforcement learning -- Snakes and Ladders -- Soft output Viterbi algorithm -- Stochastic cellular automaton -- Viterbi algorithm -- Brownian meander -- Burstiness -- Dirichlet form -- Kolmogorov equations -- Kolmogorov equations (Markov jump process) -- Markov chain approximation method -- Markov chains on a measurable state space -- Markovian arrival process -- Nearly completely decomposable Markov chain -- Partially observable Markov decision process -- Perron–Frobenius theorem -- Poisson clumping -- Poisson point process -- Spectral expansion solution -- Subshift of finite type -- Telescoping Markov chain -- Uniformization (probability theory) -- Vacancy chain -- Birthday effect -- Clinical endpoint -- Clinical trials unit -- Deprivation index -- Effect Model law -- Generation R -- Healthy user bias -- Minimal clinically important difference -- Number needed to harm -- Number needed to treat -- Number needed to vaccinate -- Passing–Bablok regression -- Preventive fraction -- Proportional reporting ratio -- Protective factor -- Rare disease assumption -- Real-time outbreak and disease surveillance -- Rule of three (statistics) -- Surrogate endpoint -- Verification bias -- Critical appraisal -- Individual participant data -- Publication bias -- Review article -- Cherry picking -- Moving the goalposts -- Statistical Assessment Service -- Bias–variance tradeoff -- Holdout method -- Hyperparameter optimization -- Validation set -- False coverage rate -- Look-elsewhere effect -- Šidák correction -- Šidák correction for t-test -- Mehler kernel -- Multivariate Behrens–Fisher problem -- Canonical correspondence analysis -- Copula (probability theory) -- Data matrix (multivariate statistics) -- Growth curve (statistics) -- Multivariate testing in marketing -- NOMINATE (scaling method) -- Preference regression -- Robust principal component analysis -- Tensor rank decomposition -- Values Modes -- Vine copula -- Indexed search -- Surrogate data -- Surrogate data testing -- Transfer entropy -- Erdős–Kac theorem -- Kurtosis risk -- Modified lognormal power-law distribution -- AIXI -- Automatic basis function construction -- Cost–utility analysis -- Expenditure minimization problem -- Feasible region -- Kelly criterion -- Monte Carlo tree search -- Risk aversion (psychology) -- Scenario optimization -- Wald's maximin model -- Weak axiom of cost minimization -- Maximum likelihood estimation with flow data -- Predictive probability of success -- Probability of success -- Determinantal point process -- Dynamic contagion process -- Palm–Khintchine theorem -- Point process operation -- Residual time -- Fractional Poisson process -- Proportional hazards model -- Radioactive decay -- Shot noise -- Super-Poissonian distribution -- Concentration inequality -- Fréchet inequalities -- Hsu–Robbins–Erdős theorem -- Hölder's inequality -- Kunita–Watanabe theorem -- Lorden's inequality -- Sanov's theorem -- Talagrand's concentration inequality -- Vitale's random Brunn–Minkowski inequality -- Vysochanskij–Petunin inequality -- Applications of p-boxes and probability bounds analysis -- Besov measure -- Discrete-stable distribution -- Free Poisson distribution -- Geometric Poisson distribution -- Inverted bell curve -- Khinchin's theorem on the factorization of distributions -- Lambda distribution -- Rayleigh test -- Sigmoid function -- Symmetric probability distribution -- T distribution -- Wakeby distribution -- Algorithmic probability -- Bernoulli stochastics -- Equipossibility -- Equiprobability -- Frequentist probability -- Ignorance space -- Adversarial queueing network -- Backpressure routing -- Beneš method -- Cumulative flow diagram -- Decomposition method (queueing theory) -- Drift plus penalty -- Engset formula -- Erlang (unit) -- Flow-equivalent server method -- Fluid limit -- Fluid queue -- Heavy traffic approximation -- Input queue -- Kelly network -- Kelly's lemma -- Ladder height process -- Layered queueing network -- Lyapunov optimization -- Matrix geometric method -- Method of supplementary variables -- Micro-bursting (networking) -- Offered load -- Palm calculus -- Polling system -- Processor sharing -- Product-form solution -- Punctuality -- Rational arrival process -- Retrial queue -- Teletraffic engineering -- Traffic generation model -- Absorbing set (random dynamical systems) -- Base flow (random dynamical systems) -- Brownian motion of sol particles -- Pullback attractor -- Random dynamical system -- Bradley–Terry model -- Component analysis (statistics) -- Compressed sensing -- Elastic net regularization -- Electricity price forecasting -- Errors and residuals -- Identifiability Analysis -- Influential observation -- Lasso (statistics) -- Line fitting -- Linear least squares -- Local case-control sampling -- Moderated mediation -- Moment matrix -- Oaxaca decomposition -- One in ten rule -- Polygenic score -- Probit model for panel data with heterogeneity and endogenous explanatory variables -- Projection matrix -- Quantile regression averaging -- Regression validation -- Savitzky–Golay filter -- Separation (statistics) -- Symbolic regression -- Virtual sensing -- Hildreth–Lu estimation -- Lehmer code -- Bagplot -- Nonparametric statistics -- Random sample consensus -- Winsorizing -- Coverage error -- Effective sample size -- Empirical evidence -- Imperfect induction -- Infrastructure bias -- Judgment sample -- Oversampling and undersampling in data analysis -- Prior-independent mechanism -- Variables sampling plan -- Consecutive sampling -- Convenience sampling -- Demon algorithm -- Event sampling methodology -- Experience sampling method -- Exponential tilting -- Gradsect -- Mean field particle methods -- Random-sampling mechanism -- Social polling -- Sample standard deviation -- Bayesian optimization -- Order condition -- Rank condition -- Robustness/efficiency trade-off in simultaneous equations models -- Dynamic network analysis -- Moral statistics -- Social experiment -- Boundary problem (spatial analysis) -- CrimeStat -- Factorial moment measure -- GIS and public health -- Geospatial topology -- Mobility triangles -- Moment measure -- Nearest neighbour distribution -- Primary care service area -- Spherical contact distribution function -- Two-step floating catchment area method -- UCL Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis -- Count-distinct problem -- Iterated filtering -- Kernel-independent component analysis -- Multicanonical ensemble -- Welch's t-test -- Chord diagram -- Contour boxplot -- DataScene -- Defect concentration diagram -- Dual-flashlight plot -- Fan chart (statistics) -- Graph literacy -- Identity line -- Log–log plot -- Mosaic plot -- Parity plot -- Pictogram -- Semi-log plot -- Sequence logo -- Targeted projection pursuit -- Temporal Raster Plot -- Timeline -- Treemapping -- Venn diagram -- Western Electric rules -- X̅ and R chart -- X̅ and s chart -- Automated essay scoring -- Confusion matrix -- Evaluation of binary classifiers -- False positives and false negatives -- K-nearest neighbors algorithm -- Kernel perceptron -- Margin classifier -- Platt scaling -- Probabilistic classification -- Binary data -- Binary random variable -- Binary variable -- Bivariate data -- Ordinal data -- Statistical data type -- Truncated dependent variable -- Variable and attribute (research) -- Algebraic formula for the variance -- Average absolute deviation -- Bollinger Bands -- Full width at half maximum -- Mean squared displacement -- Otsu's method -- Reduced chi-squared statistic -- Root-mean-square deviation of atomic positions -- Skewness risk -- Tracking signal -- Backtesting -- Calculating forecast attainment -- Futures techniques -- International Futures -- International Institute of Forecasters -- Market Explorer -- Mean Directional Accuracy (MDA) -- Mixed-data sampling -- Rare events -- Allelotype -- Expression quantitative trait loci -- Extinction probability -- Family-based QTL mapping -- Fay and Wu's H -- Genome-wide complex trait analysis -- Imputation (genetics) -- Inclusive composite interval mapping -- Luria–Delbrück experiment -- Nested association mapping -- Quantitative trait locus -- Sequence-related amplified polymorphism -- Binomial sum variance inequality -- CLs method (particle physics) -- Formal epistemology -- Inductive probability -- Inductive reasoning -- Rodger's method -- Solomonoff's theory of inductive inference -- Sunrise problem -- 1% rule (Internet culture) -- Bradford's law -- Long tail -- Abundance estimation -- C+-probability -- Fold change -- Functional principal component analysis -- Indicator (statistics) -- Information Quality (InfoQ) -- Kneser–Ney smoothing -- Median follow-up -- Protocol (science) -- Risk limiting post-election audit -- TestU01 -- Typology (statistics) -- Weighting -- All models are wrong -- Data generating process -- Dynamic unobserved effects model -- Epitome (data processing) -- First differencing approach to instrumental variables -- Lancichinetti-Fortunato-Radicchi Benchmark -- Linear predictor function -- Mokken scale -- Multilevel modeling for repeated measures -- Net reclassification improvement -- Nonlinear modelling -- Phenomenological model -- Population model -- RCASE -- Sdc verifier -- Stochastic chains with memory of variable length -- Local outlier factor -- Abelson's paradox -- Elevator paradox -- Low birth-weight paradox -- Statistical fluctuations -- Ground ball/fly ball ratio -- Hansen–Jagannathan bound -- Prevalence effect -- Response-rate ratio -- Strikeout-to-walk ratio -- Cause of death -- ADF-GLS test -- Analysis of similarities -- Durbin–Wu–Hausman test -- Log-rank test -- Mann–Whitney U test -- Paired data -- Sargan–Hansen test -- Turning point test -- Itô's lemma -- Decoupling (probability) -- Degrees of freedom -- Dragon King Theory -- L-statistic -- MAGIC criteria -- Magnitude of completeness -- Statistical manifold -- Empirical characteristic function -- Raw data -- Ridge function -- Spanish Statistics and Operations Research Society -- Statistical stability -- AP Statistics -- Chartered Statistician -- Bond fluctuation model -- Cellular Potts model -- Gilbert–Shannon–Reeds model -- Interdependent networks -- Linear-nonlinear-Poisson cascade model -- MPMC -- Random neural network -- Restricted Boltzmann machine -- Wilkie investment model -- Aad van der Vaart -- Abstract Wiener space -- Affine term structure model -- Arcsine laws (Wiener process) -- Basic affine jump diffusion -- Black–Scholes model -- Borel right process -- Branching random walk -- Brownian web -- Bruss–Duerinckx theorem -- Bulk queue -- Bussgang theorem -- Cauchy process -- Classical Wiener space -- Continuous-time random walk -- 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I just removed:
 *  This page links to itself in order that changes to this page will also be listed among the "related changes".

AFAIK, this violates Wikipedia policy. Shouldn't the page history be used to see the recent changes to the page itself?

- dcljr 22:20, 9 Aug 2004 (UTC) (quote reformatted by dcljr 04:51, 4 Sep 2004 (UTC))

redirects
There are a bunch of redirects on this list. Btyner (talk) 03:02, 20 February 2008 (UTC)

 * For the purposes of WikiProject Statistics it would be good if such redirects can be indicated explicitly, so that the project can rethink them: see eg "cumulant generating function" Melcombe (talk) 13:25, 19 March 2008 (UTC)

Do statisticians belong in this list
Given that we have a list of statisticians, and that people are not really 'topics', should we remove names of people from this list? Regards— G716  <T·C> 01:45, 12 August 2008 (UTC)
 * Support. --Arcadian (talk) 13:27, 12 August 2008 (UTC)

Further to the above ... possibly the following might be considered "non-topics" for the purpose of this list.
 * Statistical journals
 * Statistical books
 * Statistical organisations and societies

Another possible exclusion would be software packages, but perhaps these are too useful. I note that there are a few books already included. Any thoughts? Melcombe (talk) 13:02, 16 January 2009 (UTC)
 * Agree with not including journals, books and associations. I would leave software packages.— G716  <T·C> 19:11, 16 January 2009 (UTC)
 * OK, let's include software, but exclude companies that do statistical software - eg Premier Biosoft. Melcombe (talk) 13:26, 26 January 2009 (UTC)

 * We also have a List of statistical packages, and software programs aren’t really “statistic topics” either. I’d vote to banish them from this list. At the same time the “See Also” section should be reorganized to distinguish between lists that present certain subsets of the listed articles (such as Topic outline of statistics or List of probability topics), and lists which are complementary to it (such as List of statisticians, List of important publications in statistics, List of statistical packages, etc).  …  st pasha  »  22:38, 27 September 2009 (UTC)

 * No we do need to include statistics packages here as agreed above. What we don't need is a whole slew of irrelevant probability articles ... after all this is a statistics list and there is a separate probability list. Melcombe (talk) 09:58, 2 October 2009 (UTC)

 * I don’t see how you suggesting to draw a line between probability theory and statistics… In fact there is even a statement on the WPStatistics page saying that we cover both statistics and probability theory. In any case the List of probability topics is an “outline” type of list, not alphabetical; so we shouldn’t really exclude probability articles from the index based on the fact that they are also on the list of probability topics. As for software packages — they’ll be fine in their own separate list. They are not statistical topics (and do not belong to the Index page) because it is impossible to start an article with a sentence “In statistics, Stata is a software package …”.  …  st pasha  »  16:38, 2 October 2009 (UTC)

 * Well of course List of probability topics started off as a list until someone started to rearrange it for their own purpose. It is clear that there are many parts of "probability" that a statistician would not be interested in, but some that the statistics project can reasonably keep an eye on until someone reactivate the probability project. As for statistics packages, there was clear agreement by two people above that they should be included but, simply because they are of no interest to one person, you say they should not be included. Melcombe (talk) 16:57, 2 October 2009 (UTC)

Make love not edit war
It seems that Melcombe has reverted much of my previous labors on this list, which probably means that I owe an apology for inadvertent vandalism. The confusion and misunderstanding came from the fact that this list doesn't clearly state its purpose, scope and limitations.

It was my understanding that the page lists all the articles which are under the scope of WPStatistics project (that is, those which have or have to have a banner ). As such, software articles seemed to me out-of-place (really, is Excel, or Mathematica, or Matlab under the scope of our project?), whereas the majority of articles from categories Category:Probability theory and Category:Probability theorems seemed relevant (such as Random variable for example). That’s why I included those categories into the part C (searchable categories), since the majority of articles (not necessarily all of them) from those categories do in fact belong to WPStatistics project.

I'll be back when the purpose of this list is clarified and strict guidelines with respect to what should and what shouldn't be in here established. …  st pasha  »  22:18, 5 October 2009 (UTC)

 * The page exists to be a list of statistics topics, not necessarily as part of the WPStatistics project, which it pre-existed under other names. The range of topics generally considered to be covered by "statistics" is rather different from that covered by "probability" and a general reader (not a project member) should be entitled to find that the list contains what it says in the title. The project was set up specifically to extend the range of articles covered beyond those of purely/mainly mathematical interest which are presumably covered by the maths project and to include those with no mathematical content. There was already discussion here about whether to include software, and these have (nearly always) been tagged with a label of "software" in this list. But essentially, statisticans do use statistical software. Most are not interested in measure-theoretic mumbo-jumbo. And this applies to "general readers" not specifically project members. Perhaps those items on this list which would not be of interest to statisticians could be labelled with something like "Probability Theory". Remember that there are the lists of mathematics artilcles which will contain both probability and statistics topics. Melcombe (talk) 16:50, 4 November 2009 (UTC)

Requested move
move them Anthony Appleyard (talk) 14:23, 17 February 2010 (UTC) Index of statistics articles → List of statistics articles — Most lists are called "List of -". There are probably other pages that start with "Index of -". This is to standardize articles and naming. 174.3.98.236 (talk) 11:41, 9 February 2010 (UTC)
 * Index of conservation articles → List of conservation articles
 * Index of international trade articles → List of international trade articles
 * Index of economics articles → List of economics articles

 * Following up the directions in the template above leads to "There is a move discussion in progress on Talk:Index of statistics articles which affects this page. Please participate on that page and not in this talk page section. Thank you. —RM bot 11:45, 9 February 2010 (UTC)", which I guess means here. Melcombe (talk) 14:15, 10 February 2010 (UTC)
 * Why? The previous change to the name of this article was from "list of..." to "index of..." on exactly the opposite grounds to those used for justification here. I.e. "Index of..." was supposed to be the standard form. See changes round 9 June 2009. That of course followed another change around 14 Jan 2008, again for standardization. See e.g. Village_pump_(proposals)/Archive_28 for an instance of dicussion. So is this change going to be better or more long-lasting? One doubts it. The end effect of these supposed improvements is that we end up with a name that does not reflect the intended purpose of the article, which relates to "topics" (as originally) not "articles". Melcombe (talk) 14:15, 10 February 2010 (UTC)
 * Ok, then I guess indices will never be featured. I guess this would be an acceptable start to better category functionality.174.3.98.236 (talk) 18:59, 15 February 2010 (UTC)
 * Where is changes round 9?174.3.98.236 (talk) 19:00, 15 February 2010 (UTC)
 * It seems to me this article should be in the portal namespace, being an self-referential index to Wikipedia content.--Father Goose (talk) 23:03, 15 February 2010 (UTC)

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Talk:History of Jamaica

Edits requested
Hello --

The first sentence of the page is "The Caribbean island of Jamaica was colonized by the Taino tribes prior to the arrival of Columbus in 3013."

No way Columbus arrived in Jamaica in the future....

SNewby

Hello -- — Preceding unsigned comment added by 80.169.43.178 (talk) 09:30, 2 February 2018 (UTC)

I noticed that someone that is a nerd, presumably named Josh, has inserted his name into the article on the History of Jamaica. I'm not sure how to fix this, but someone should. See below:

But only a few decades after Columbus' death almost all joshowaks were exterminated[citation needed]. Spain held the island against many buccaneer raids at the main city, which is now called island of josh o ya and joe gordon desnomie is awesomer than every one in the world and gets all the honys and jed is gay

Jaystew1 (talk) 20:33, 15 February 2009 (UTC)

 * Fixed (probably a long time ago). DH85868993 (talk) 11:03, 17 January 2012 (UTC)

Where are the Jamaican writers!
This article is really disappointing. Jamaica has a rich and vibrant history - yet important events and characters are barely touched upon in this article. It needs systematic attention from wiki editors!Ackees (talk) 12:20, 4 April 2012 (UTC) There is lots of erased Jamaican Colonial History around, such as the contribution of Herbert Theodore Thomas as Author,Lecturer, Naturalist & Explorer.

We already have an article entitled the Colony of Jamaica. We have another one entitled Jamaica which covers the history after Independence. This article seems to replicate both of them.Mikesiva (talk) 14:01, 30 October 2020 (UTC)

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No mention of arawak/taino
The Jamaica article's #History section mentions "pre-history" settlement by Arawak and Taino. This "main article" starts doesn't mention them at all -- it starts with Spanish settlement. Why? — Preceding unsigned comment added by 203.7.155.119 (talk) 02:50, 6 March 2015 (UTC)

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Jamaica in the 70s
I came here to read about the situation in Jamaica in the 70s, knowing little about it, other than I just listened to an interview with Peter Tosh in which he said he wrote the song Mark of the Beast after being pistol whipped in a Kingston street by what he described as a police death squad. The entirety of the section on the 70s is just a bunch of policy measures implemented by one party, that makes the country, frankly, sound like a paradise. It left me wondering what all these reggae acts were protesting about. I mean, I wish I had it so good...

But when I followed the link to that politician's page, I found a more balanced view of what was going on in the country at that time, that there was so much violence and crime going on that they started putting people in prison with indefinite sentences, and without trials. I guess what I'm saying is that there was clearly much more going on than the planks in this party's platform, and the article as it stands gives people a really skewed view. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 23.242.135.196 (talk) 05:06, 21 December 2015 (UTC)

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" The Spanish enslaved the Arawak, who were so ravaged by their conflict with the Europeans and by foreign diseases that nearly killed the entire native population was extinct by 1600. " This needs to be re-written. 67.209.133.122 (talk) 12:33, 9 August 2020 (UTC)

Timeline
Who were the sencod persen to come the carbbean — Preceding unsigned comment added by 207.204.125.88 (talk) 19:14, 5 December 2021 (UTC)

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User talk:Moriori/archive 1

Welcome
Hi Moriori :) I hope you like the place and choose to stay. Some links that may be of use:
 * Welcome, newcomers
 * How to edit a page
 * Village pump - ask questions you may have here, or leave a message on my talk page. Dysprosia

 * Your articles prompt these tips: The title word or title phrase should be highlighted at its first appearance, usually in the first sentence, like this. Another user and I have attended to this in two of your articles, including Stone Store (see my editing of that article).  If Kerikeri links to an article titled Attractions, that does not justify the conclusion that anyone reading the article Attractions arrived at it by following that link, nor that the reader knows that Kerikeri links to Attractions, nor that the reader has ever heard of Kerikeri.  The title Attractions fails to indicate that the article has anything to do with Kerikeri.  The reader has no way of knowing that.  The title makes it appear to be about attractions generally — perhaps sexual attraction or the Eifel tower or the attraction between subatomic particles with opposite electric charges. Michael Hardy 02:24, 27 Oct 2003 (UTC)

 * Hi there, I like your article on Keri Keri, good one! ping 08:30, 28 Oct 2003 (UTC)

 * Hi Dysprosia, Michael and Ping. Your comments are welcome. Actually Michael, there is a sexual attraction in Kerikeri -- my wife -- who was a Hardy before we married!!! Cheers all.  Moriori

A very interesting background, M. Its good to have someone with your experience and expertise here. :-) FearÉIREANN 23:17, 4 Nov 2003 (UTC)

 * Just a point re Kerikeri; in future, can you add all relevant information to Kerikeri on that page? Have a look at some of the other pages here, we keep the information relatively centralized (I will merge the information into the Kerikeri site; you may want to put a description of what Kerikeri is when I'm done). Thanks, and keep contributing! :) Dysprosia 02:18, 27 Oct 2003 (UTC)

 * Hello Moriori! I hope you dont feel unencouraged to stay here! Have fun, make nice contributions, learn how it works and then reapply! This shouldnt be so difficult. Tip: you can sign, like Angela and Menchi in Requests..., with 4 tildes (~). Any question, please post it in my talk page. Cheers, Muriel Gottrop 22:37, 31 Oct 2003 (UTC)
 * No problem! I'm half portuguese do tildes for me are evryday work: i forgot that some languages dont use them. Tildes are these signs ~. Like in the word leão (lion). You must have them somewhere in the keyboard. If you type three, your user name appears like Muriel Gottrop. If you type four, appears like Muriel Gottrop 00:15, 1 Nov 2003 (UTC) Cheers!

Questions
Hi, it's probably best to ask me on my talk page as I don't put everything I edit on my watchlist, so I might not see your question if you put it elsewhere. I'm guessing you might mean Stanley Meads where I changed the format to match what Manual_of_Style recommends. Let me know what the problem is, or whether you meant a different article. Angela 20:26, Nov 1, 2003 (UTC)

 * No problem, Moriori. I've done the same too in the past. I suspect you have a browser that will not allow you to edit more than 32K. (Internet Explorer, perhaps? That is the usual culprit!) What happens is that when you save a page, it saves no more than 32K and everything over that is wiped. (The way it cut the page in mid-sentence certainly looked like a 32K cut off. I did that on a major article once!) If you are using I. Explorer, my advice is, don't! I've used quite a few browsers and that is one of the worst. It cuts off at 32K, mucks up pictures and captions, and does all sorts of nasty things. If you go to the Safari page you'll find a far better browser, or also Opera or Camino, which I'm using right now. In any case, don't worry about the cut off. Many many people have done it before and will do again. And when it is done, people don't curse the person who did it but the browser, with all fingers usually pointed at Internet Explorer (or one version of it) with the chorus of you again! :-) FearÉIREANN

Vampire
de Havilland Vampire pic added as you asked. It's a pity I couldn't find any public domain colour pic on the net so a black and white has to do. Best Wishes Adrian Pingstone 13: 20, 10 Nov 2003 (UTC)

 * Hey, it's okay. Admirably shows the distinctive twin boom configuration. Many thanks. Moriori 22:59, 10 Nov 2003 (UTC)

Cannon
I saw your addition to cannon. I also found listings for 23 mm, 25 mm, 37 mm, 40 mm, 45 mm cannon. Any idea why such small guns were called cannon. I mean my blackpowder musket shoots a 19mm ball. Rmhermen 03:09, Nov 11, 2003 (UTC)
 * Hey Rmherman, I wish I knew. Grant me a little guesstimate. Google results I have seen seem to indicate that all machine guns over .5 inch (50 calibre) were referred to as cannon. Hardly authoritative. I see the US made the Hispano under licence and used it in several US aircraft, the P38 Lightning especially. The M3? Moriori 07:14, 11 Nov 2003 (UTC)

Aoraki
Firstly I must apologise for the length of time it has taken to reply to the message you left me, I had intended to reply earlier. When I initially saw the changes that you made to Mount Cook and Aoraki/Mount Cook, I thought that you were up to mischief. By just cut and pasting the article under a new name you lose all the history of the original article. The correct way to rename an article is to use the 'Move this page' option on the left of the page (seeHow to rename (move) a page). I now realise that you had good intentions.

 * Apologies for not using ‘Move this page’.Moriori

Also my initial investigations suggested the official name of the mountain was Mount Cook. Although I now realise my sources were out of date and Aoraki/Mount Cook is currectly the official name. However there is a Wikipedia policy about the naming of articles that the most commonly used name is used rather than the official name. It could be argued that Mount Cook is more commonly used than Aoraki/Mount Cook. However it is not a big issue to me, I am happy with either, as long as a redirect for the other name exists.

 * I hear what you are saying, but we must all move on, and Wiki must be accurate. Do a Wiki search for Calcutta and you rightly go to a page titled Kolkata. Search for Burma and you go to Myanmar.

However, if Aoraki/Mount Cook is to be name of the article then what is currently there should be deleted and Mount Cook should be moved there so as to preserve the history. Popsracer 10:23, 13 Nov 2003 (UTC)

 * Thank you for your comments. I would like to revert to the Aoraki/Mount Cook page, and add a section explaining the name change which has great cultural significance for Ngai Tahu. . Cheers. Moriori 21:22, 13 Nov 2003 (UTC)

 * Popsracer, I have to go out for a little while and will reply when I get back. Cheers. Moriori 19:59, 13 Nov 2003 (UTC)

Pania pic
No problem, pleased to help. just send the pic to ....... arpingstoneREMOVE@yahooREMOVE.coREMOVE.uk and I'll put it on the article. I have no idea what size e-mail attachment Yahoo will accept but send it as big as you dare, (say, one megabyte max and up to 800 pixels wide) and I'll do the rest. I'll let you know here if I receive it OK (or if I don't!). . .I have a penfriend in NZ, her name is Maree Folwell,she lives near Muriwai Beach just to the west of Auckland. I guess you're not too far from there? Adrian Pingstone 23:18, 12 Nov 2003 (UTC)

 * I've put the Pania pic on the article, hope you like it. I tried a "Larger Version" at 500 pixels wide but it looked too pixellated. So I did just the one at 250 pixels wide (my normal value for a portrait format pic). Best Wishes,Adrian Pingstone 10:32, 13 Nov 2003 (UTC)

 * I forgot to ask you to click on the pic and let me know if you want what I wrote changed in any way. Is the pic your own?

Adrian Pingstone 10:35, 13 Nov 2003 (UTC)

 * Many thanks Adrian. The caption is fine. The photo was especially taken for me by a kind lady at the Napier council office who dashed out with her digicam, and there is no copyright involved. Today when I tried to go to the page I could not access it. I searched for Pania and Pania of the Reef but,  no,  nothing. I eventually  got there through the link on the Napier page. Has it somehow developed a bug? Moriori 19:56, 13 Nov 2003 (UTC)

 * I think I know why you couldn't access Pania. For some weeks now the proper Wiki Search has been disabled and a Google search substituted. This should work OK but I believe that (for reasons I don't understand) Google actually searches an old cached copy which was stored by Google before Pania was created.
 * Is this what you did ........?
 * - you typed Pania into that article's search box
 * - you clicked on SEARCH.
 * - Google Search came up
 * - you clicked GOOGLE SEARCH and it said "Pania is not found"

 * but if you had clicked on GO in the Wiki search box you would have gone straight to Pania. Why? Because the GO search is working normally (GO means that only the article titles are searched). Very useful to avoid the rather useless Google search if you know the exact article title. I hope this helps! Adrian Pingstone 20:52, 13 Nov 2003 (UTC)
 * I guess I'm a real pain. I can't explain why I clicked search instead of go, but yep, mea culpa. Cheers Moriori 21:22, 13 Nov 2003 (UTC)

Subic Bay
Hi Moriori-- I think someone else has now edited Subic Bay since I was last in it. The sentence you point to is certainly a tangle and needs a rewrite, but the best way to do it would be to add more content and I don't really know much about it - I was just providing a stub because Subic was on the Most Wanted list (and I thought it was somewhere else which I did know about). There must be some US ex-navy or ex-marine type who will do a good job on this one in due course. seglea 08:19, 15 Nov 2003 (UTC)

I know already
Yeah I know, I mucked up an edit of the LDS page. Don't know what happened except that when i pressed Save Page it gave a quick flash, so quick that I'm not sure whether the Conflict message tried to display, or whether it was imagination. Don't know how to fix it, so can some kind person please oblige. Moriori 20:56, Nov 18, 2003 (UTC)

Thanks
Thanks for the corrections/enhancements on Egmont National Park. snoyes 21:45, 23 Nov 2003 (UTC)

 * Hi. Thanks for your edits to Florence Nightingale. I have since made a couple of minor revisions, mostly correction of wiki links. Information Habitat 14:14, 2004 Apr 22 (UTC)

The problem is....
Hi Moriori: The problem with the Mount Taranaki legend is that the way you had the page written, it looked like wikipedia believes in the legend, when, even in the God page, wikipedia leaves an opening for non-believers, by not asserting that God IS God. I myself am a Christian, I only believe in one, marvelous and omnipotent God. But even I have to stay away from saying that God, as in Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit, is the truth here at wikipedia: That would open a can of people saying, but wait, I believe in Allah! etc etc etc, and that could happen to your page too. Remember, many people worldwide do not know about New Zealand myths, so, as a consequence, many would ask you why do you call Mount Taranaki a God? The fact it says according to legend should be revelant only because I put that there, to make it look neutral.

Your page isnt bad, far from that actually. I honestly tell you that because I, of all people, know how to write a bad page, ask Zoe. But (and I learned this the tough way) the number one commandment at wikipedia is that we must leave the subjects open for debate, in other words, we can't express our feelings as to whether Air New Zealand, for example, is the best airline of the world (which I think it is) or Muhammad Ali the greatest boxing champion of all time. Ali was a three time Heavyweight champion, that's a fact. I know in my heart that my Christian God is God as a fact, but to others, He might not be, so that makes my belief an opinion. If you look at most other legend pages, such as Chupacabras, its clarified with words that wikipedia does not assert or denies these legends.

Well, to resume my words, the fact that it looked that wikipedia asserted that Mount Taranaki is a God and that this legend might not be very well known outside New Zealand (although I cant say because I havent travelled that much) were the reasons I put it on VFD. I hope I did not offend you. Please keep up the good work and keep us informed of New Zealand affairs! God bless you! Antonio Seductive Agent Martin

 * Hi there, I quite liked your article on Mt Taranaki, it is quite poetical although I can see why it would cause you some flak, Wikipedia does take itself awfully seriously at times.  Was this a start to the article{s} on Maori Culture?  How are you getting on with that topic? Cheers

ping 07:22, 27 Nov 2003 (UTC)

 * Hey again Ping. IMMHO Wikipedia can?t take itself seriously or be taken seriously because many Wikipedians put themselves above Wikipedia, seemingly oblivious to the fact that the objective is to create an informative, all encompassing and totally unbiased encyclopedia. When my Mount Taranaki Legend was put on the vfd list I decided to sit back for a few days, take a deep breath and observe subsequent Wikipedia activities. The blatant POV bias and censorship of some articles I saw is beyond comprehension. I now believe my Mount Taranaki Legend item would never have been noticed had it not mentioned the word god. Edit wars are appalling. Articles which are nicely constructed by some users are often savaged by others who seem to think that adding heaps of unnecessary verbosity is a good idea. Wikipedia is literally a chain of links, and the weakest link sets the integrity for the whole of Wikipedia. There are a hell of a lot of weak links at the moment, and I see why people simply give up and move on. It is very sad. Regarding Maori Culture, I was considering working through parts of it, seeking assistance from people considered to be authoritative, but I'm not sure now it is worth the effort. Moriori 08:01, Nov 30, 2003 (UTC)

 * Do the Maori culture page. I think it would be a good, informative page coming from you. Just remember, keep it neutral, that way no one would say wait, I dont think that way! or something. As writers, I know that the NPOV issue is sticky. I mean I would love to write about blue being the red of the 2000s in fashion, but then again.....I myself got a lot of stern warnings once upon a time here at wikipedia for not being neutral...I say, go for it! God bless! Antonio Panty Lover Diva Martin

Vandalism
Hi, thanks for the message on my talk page. That really is quite ammusing, I'll add it to Yet more bad jokes and other deleted nonsense. Deleting a page is however not necessary in such a case. It is simple vandalism and can simply be reverted, which doesn't require sysop powers. Deletion only becomes an issue if copyvio text was inserted (I checked via google, and the stuff in there seems to be original). How did you notice it though? Did you find that page through "random page" and then actually read it ;-)? --snoyes 22:49, 29 Nov 2003 (UTC)

 * How did I notice it? I was following an edit war between two guys, and wondering about them, decided to monitor their edits of unrelated subjects. Ahem, one of them actually edited the nonsense you removed! Moriori 23:10, Nov 29, 2003 (UTC)

 * Yip, that is the 'standard' way of catching these things. user:Sam Klondike only seems to have three edits though. I looked at the others and they surprisingly look OK. --snoyes 23:38, 29 Nov 2003 (UTC) Hmm, maybe that was on a deleted page. --snoyes 23:39, 29 Nov 2003 (UTC)

Thanks for Concorde support
Many thanks for your support on the Concorde undercarriage caption vote. Because I took the pic and wrote the initial caption, I felt particularly annoyed by the addition that Pigsonthewing made. Lets hope this is the end! Thanks again from Adrian. Adrian Pingstone 08:24, 2 Dec 2003 (UTC)

About those decimal inches...
Hi Moriori -- I saw your post on Angela's talk page. A Google search on some of the text led me through a couple of links to this U.S military site: http://www.chinfo.navy.mil/navpalib/factfile/aircraft/air-c130.html. Therefore, it's public domain info, as the U.S. government cannot hold a copyright. Thanks, BCorr ? Брайен 01:35, Feb 29, 2004 (UTC)

Copyright
Sleep? No, I never do that. :) I'd assume he is just taking the raw data, which, to the best of my knowledge, is something that can not be copyrighted. See for example, Feist v. Rural which states "information" is not copyrightable, but "collections" of information can be, this post of the mailing list also claiming information is not copyrightable. Any creative expression involved is, and Wikipedia talk:Copyrights which restates the above. So if he is simply "filling in data", then my guess is that would be ok. You might want to get him to clarify that if you're worried though. Angela. 02:15, Feb 29, 2004 (UTC)

Moving pages
I'm glad you corrected your own spelling in your post. :) Yes, I agree it should be moved, but using the correct method of moving. --Jiang 02:22, 26 Mar 2004 (UTC)

 * I reverted your move again. Please move using the methods outlined at How to rename (move) a page. I have deleted the page history at Toga Defence Services to allow this to work. The page with the proper page history is currently at Tonga Defence Service. After this is done, click on "what links here" and change any double redirects to point to the new location. --Jiang 06:10, 26 Mar 2004 (UTC)

 * I thought I had scrupulously followed the prompts from How to rename (move) a page but obviously screwed up big time. Incidentally, Tongans don't wear Togas or need to defend them. :) Thanks for assistance. Cheers Moriori 07:16, Mar 26, 2004 (UTC)

Wicket-keeper
I see you removed the hyphen from the article but not from the title itself. If you look at the Lord's home page you will find that wicket-keeper is correct, I think you should re-fix the article Bob Palin 03:02, 29 Mar 2004 (UTC)

Hello, Cheeky!
You changed the dates from the format 1st Janurary 1900 to 1 January 1900. Hello, Cheeky! is a British show, and British grammar uses the former style. I was wondering whether there was any general Wiki conventions that necessitate the latter style, or whether I can change it back? Paul Roberts 03:02, 29 Mar 2004 (UTC)

Rotary horsepower
Thanks for the pointer about Rotary engine. Both figures were conversions from 50 hp, but I just rounded to the nearest 1 kW in the first case and the nearest 10 kW in the second. The text is a bit unclear and really means that the difference being discussed is the number of cylinders. You will see that I have modified the text and the kW values match. Thanks for that. Bobblewik 22:57, 6 Apr 2004 (UTC)

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Bill Bradley (baseball)

William Joseph Bradley (February 13, 1878 – March 11, 1954) was an American third baseman and manager in Major League Baseball (MLB). He recognized as one of the best third basemen in baseball prior to 1950, along with Jimmy Collins and Pie Traynor.

Career
Bradley made his professional debut on August 26, 1899 with the Chicago Orphans. After playing for two seasons in Chicago, Bradley moved to Cleveland to play for the newly formed American League. He spent the next decade with the Cleveland franchise, his best season coming in 1902 when he had a batting average of .340, 12 triples, and 11 home runs. After the 1910 season, Bradley spent three seasons with the Toronto Maple Leafs of the International League before returning to the Federal League in 1914, playing for the Brooklyn Tip-Tops that year and the Kansas City Packers the following year.

He led American League third basemen in fielding four times, setting a league record of seven putouts in one game in both 1901 and 1909. Bill Bradley was the first Cleveland baseball player to hit for the cycle on September 24, 1903. In 1902 he hit home runs in four straight games and finished the year with a .340 batting average.

After finishing his playing and managing career in the Federal League, Bill Bradley was a scout for the Cleveland Indians. He was elected to the Indians' Hall of Fame shortly after his death in 1954. Bradley died in Cleveland at the age of 76 due to pneumonia. He was laid to rest at Calvary Cemetery in Cleveland, Ohio.

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Wilfred

Wilfred may refer to:

 * Wilfred (given name), a given name and list of people (and fictional characters) with the name
 * Wilfred, Indiana, an unincorporated community in the United States
 * Wilfred (Australian TV series), a comedy series
 * Wilfred (American TV series), a remake of the Australian series
 * Operation Wilfred, a British Second World War naval operation

People with the surname

 * Harmon Wilfred, stateless businessman in New Zealand
 * Thomas Wilfred (1889–1968), Danish musician and inventor

title: Wilfred